Sentence examples for were mystified from inspiring English sources
verb
To thoroughly confuse, befuddle, or bewilder.
- Solar eclipses continued to mystify ancient humans for thousands of years.
But they were mystified and mostly disappointed.
Real-time observers were mystified, too.
"Viewers were mystified," Mr. Gillette said.
All day, visitors and workers were mystified about when she might come.
They were mystified and said that they wanted to create an atmosphere of Dr. Frankenstein.
Mr. Yushenkov's colleagues told reporters that they were mystified as to the motive for the killing.
Some recipients were mystified, including PAT SICILIANO, the assistant to the president of the company.
Mr. Sprecher and his lawyer, Ronald G. Russo, said they too were mystified, but by Mr. Hotton's motive.
For years after the 2007 financial crisis kicked off a deep recession, many analysts were mystified that the recovery was so slow.
Some eurozone ministers called Tsipras's decision "bizarre" and said they were mystified about what he was trying to do.
"My friends were mystified-they thought I was going to the Balkans," jokes Wihler.
