Sentence examples for somewhat mystified from inspiring English sources

I am, I have to say, somewhat mystified.

Mr. Zastocki is somewhat mystified by such resistance.

Though somewhat mystified, Mr. Ford agreed to stop by the next month.

I admit to being somewhat mystified that technological innovation is imperiling footnotes.

I was somewhat mystified, however, because the hall does not appear to have an organ console.

"He's a typical British player," he said, somewhat mystified by Jorge Jesus's remarks.

Theo Jamison was nicely implacable as the jealous husband, with Jared Brown as a somewhat mystified-looking god.

Their sales disappointed Little, Brown, his publisher, which blamed their brevity, and some critics were mystified ("What do we say?" Hugh Kenner, in a somewhat mean-spirited review in the Times, asked).

Matt Kemp is mystified, and perhaps some of you are mystified that he would be mystified.

The Celtics seemed mystified.

Lawyers seemed less mystified.