Sentence examples for work baffled from inspiring English sources

The work baffled his advisers, who respected him but rarely agreed with his conclusions.

Later, though his work baffled and bemused some viewers, Pollock canvases sold as high as $100,000 each.

At its 1943 premiere, this work baffled audiences and the autocratic Soviet officials who oversaw culture, mainly because of the final movement, a quizzical Allegretto.

"Anibal's work baffles me; he's able to create something with industrial design appeal and impressive sonic quality.

Local residents who had admired the work were baffled and saddened by its removal.

He said the elusiveness of good, permanent work has baffled him.

Since the demon never quite appears in "Dojoji," the work often baffles Western audiences.

She won for work which baffles gallery goers as much as it grips and delights them.

Some music now considered transporting was simply too revolutionary for its time: Beethoven's late works often baffled his peers but inspire us.

Such works only baffle.

And yet this isn't how it works – it baffles everybody, from medics to epidemiologists.