Sentence examples for some baffled from inspiring English sources
Some baffled foreigners wonder uneasily if Americans understand the consequences to the world.
For one thing, I have never encountered hostility, but I have certainly had some baffled looks.
His eyes may suggest outrage, but his character is that of a sweet, caring, rather simple-natured fellow who, like some baffled knight, has to undergo the most awful trials as he pursues his goal — a tall, slender blonde.
Some baffled Twitter users seeing photos of 88-year-old Lee on their newsfeeds are feeling ignorant after years thinking she was in fact a he, while others have taken the opportunity to berate Game of Thrones author George RR Martin for his own delay in publishing more books.
The reactions it received from readers (some intrigued, some baffled, some outraged, nearly all attentive and well informed) provided us all with plenty of evidence that jazz continues to reach a diverse audience, and its methods and outlook continue to drive contemporary music.
If you've got an Echo device at home, you've almost certainly played a few rounds of "stump Alexa," asking Amazon's assistant increasingly arcane questions in an attempt to elicit some baffled response.
Frank finds a corpse missing half its head in a storage locker, apparently the victim of some baffling new super-drug no one has encountered before.
"Slap" is a weirdly inert dramatization of the everyday frustrations of a nine-to-five worker featuring some baffling heavy-metal guitar histrionics straight out of 1987; and "Freedom of Preach" is an informal gospel song on which Ludacris unconvincingly apologizes for the taunts that have made him a millionaire — "I'm sorry for the hip-hop beefs, we sorry for the drama".
With some baffling removed from the exhaust, the car kicked out an eager, raucous sound worthy of a racetrack.
Some of the patrons are baffled, some enthusiastic, some noncommittal, a mixed bag of responses that seems a bit deflating.
