Sentence examples for would be baffled from inspiring English sources
GEORGE PACKER: He would be baffled and helpless.
Some argued that voters would be baffled by such complexity.
"Does the N.B.A. really think fans would be baffled by 'Los Toros,' " asked one blogger.
It would be baffled by "photos John likes and that he commented on".
The Victorians, who invented the modern Christmas, would be baffled by this cultural desert.
Many would be "baffled" that the government wished to deny them a vote on Britain's future relationship with the EU.
Such selectivity would be baffling almost anywhere else.
The jolly literature of drunkenness in England doesn't transplant here — take the play "Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell," an account of an unrepentant alcoholic that was huge in London but would be baffling here.
I'm sure much in the US would be baffling to a newcomer, but there is no way the pharmacist wouldn't have given this information the very first time you had a prescription filled.
Yet this image does not appear in the film and the strange ominous pall that hangs over young Ani would be baffling to anyone who does not realise that we must rely, as it were, on extra-textual clues.
The failure of senior political leaders to react to these and other warnings with urgent low-carbon development plans would be baffling were it not for the web of interests who stand to benefit, in the short term at least, from carrying on with business as usual.
