Sentence examples for stumped by how from inspiring English sources
For anyone stumped by how the producers of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" could have possibly spent $75 million on that show, more than twice as much as any production in Broadway history, the web is untangling.
Sebastian Thrun, a Google engineer and head of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, said the design team was stumped by how to train its system to follow the hand signals that a human traffic cop or crossing guard might make.
The department was conducting a broad study of the effects of repealing "don't ask, don't tell" but was stumped by how to interview active-duty gay and lesbian service members without having to discharge them under the rules of the policy.
Even after Stanton found the film's proper locale and established the love interest — the probe droid Eve — he and the Braintrust continued to be stumped by exactly how to place Wall-E in jeopardy at the end.
But in the question-and-answer portion, he was stumped by questions like how to account for Hitler.
She is still stumped, however, by how to handle water on the race course.
(During the Roe panel, a participant was stumped by the simple query, "How did you come to your pro-life views?" "You're just born to it," she said. "Your family").
How the IMF was stumped by RussiaNo Precedent, No Plan: Inside Russia's 1998 Default.
All the locker room cliches in the world aren't going to help a bunch of old ladies stumped by a jigsaw puzzle suddenly figure out how to solve the puzzle.
How could Freud have been stumped by a movement built around dreams and sex?
How many times in a conversation have you been stumped by a question?
