Sentence examples for somewhat mystifying from inspiring English sources
Then he winged a lecture as best he could, somewhat mystifying his audience.
The actual mechanism underlying these patterns of inheritance is somewhat mystifying to scientists.
As a construct, the Mast Brothers were so obviously pretend that it is somewhat mystifying that consumers feel betrayed.
This prompted a statement that all is well at PNC's partner in this activity, AIG, an insurer and another much-admired firm with somewhat mystifying accounting.
Mr. Maier has been lauded in particular for creating the Cabat, a slouchy intreccio tote whose appeal, to a neurotic urban dweller eager for structure, is somewhat mystifying.
For an agency that has advertised its obedience to the principle of transparency, this was a somewhat mystifying order of business.
Martin Boon of ICM Unlimited, which carried out this year's St David's Day poll for BBC Wales, said: "With the triggering of Article 50 likely to be no more than a month or so away, the decision to leave the EU still has the power to somewhat mystify.
And the preacher who had predicted Saturday at 5 59 P.M. as the time of the Rapture is "somewhat bewildered" and "mystified" by how the weekend played out.
