Sentence examples for something baffling from inspiring English sources

They didn't find her, but they stumbled on something baffling and horrifying: evidence of an unnoticed, uncaught serial killer.

The absurd 28K Monstro 617 (not available until 2010, but we've seen how RED keeps their promises) will entail an aspect ratio wider than the ridiculous 2.76:1 used for films like Ben-Hur, which honestly seems a bit much; how left-to-right data pulling will work on a sensor that wide is something baffling even the experts.

So, sad as it is to say, there's something baffling about watching a group of bright, cool women passionately compete for his attention ― and something perversely satisfying about watching one of them decide to put her own dreams first and walk away.

While reading this section, something baffled me.

As Housman's obituary in the London Times put it, "In his attitude to life, there seemed something baffled and even shrinking, as though he feared criticism and emotion alike more than he relished experience. . . .

[here] they are sociable and when you come and something baffles your mind [ i.e. you are confused], [she] lets me go off topic.

There's something faintly baffling about that, given that the icy rave synthesisers and basslines of pop R&B sound pretty formulaic themselves.

A woman who would take a bullet for you is something uncanny, baffling, and yet glorious.

And yet, Bigben Interactive have still managed to produce something that baffles beyond belief.

But local politicians did not seem to get his vision, something that baffles him to this day.

The point, we soon learn, is that Edith is going through menopause, something that baffles Archie, particularly when she reacts harshly to his familiar request that she stifle herself.