How to pronounce “baffle” in English

And they're so baffled by that sometimes.

But I was just baffled.

Historians have been baffled on what was the purpose of this academia.

He is utterly baffled.

So it always baffles me when I am in spaces where people who I consider to be black separate themselves and consider themselves

And then we look baffled when it doesn't work.

And it's a bafflement.

It's a bafflement that we don't have more women in positions of executive positions where they're

So it's a bafflement.

But I was baffled because as I asked her the kind of questions that I had been asking many entrepreneurs up until that point, like, how have you reinvested

And I was really baffled at that.

And it just baffled me.

I'm baffled.

I'm just baffled.

We were baffled like, "What-what are we supposed to do?"

And the camera has this circular baffle so it's the highest resolution camera.

These are questions which have baffled seekers at a personal and professional level for millennia.

And so I'm always baffled when I talk to some of those folks.

Because one of the things that genuinely baffles me is, I'd assumed that as people get more educated, tribalism would be something that wane.

And one of the things that still baffles archaeologists is a story that begins with the Siege of Naples.

I guess the one thing that always baffles me is how do you deal with burnout?

and the recruiters were just baffled, because they were like, all of these people cannot be gay.

And if you're still baffled, you let it go.

And it's a subject that continues to intrigue and baffle mainstream scientists.

It baffles my mind.

And another one said the first thank you baffled me.

And then you could put up the side baffles and the stairways and do what you'd like with the space.

this horse indeed was clever Hans well still baffled by this a few years later it would take someone who

out there um why the government does this this is a bafflement to everybody I mean even I

There's so much of the brain that baffles me, like by paying attention to the five senses that we're just not paying attention to

So again, what baffled me is how could it be over 50 years and nobody understands or has figured out the events

The idea of TEDx just kind of would-- they're baffled by it because they think we should do it.

The problems that continue to baffle and bedevil managers in every company and every industry in every line of business on every team in every country are not really new problems.

But whenever boffins get mentioned, they're always baffled.

would have access to it and I had always been sort of baffled that we had all these beautiful cheeses and we would

Tom Frank. Tom Frank worked at The Baffler and was a University of Chicago Ph.D. student, I think, at the time.

Of Summer Rain only a few months earlier scientists at Area 51 had been baffled

could be doing the roles that, for reasons that completely baffle me, are not going to people who they would be suited for.

At the turn of the 20th century, the problem of energy conservation baffled some of the greatest minds, including Albert Einstein.

Many in the region were left baffled after the US president

The the whole world, including myself, was baffled at the lack of magnets in the iPhone 16E when that came out.

I felt as though it was something that we need to eradicate, state of bafflement, get it over with, get into the meat of good thinking.

the nature of life, a lot of my biology friends were a bit baffled by that.

because we're worried about what their negative reaction is going to be then when we unveil the change we're almost baffled and surprised that

I'm baffled.

to deliver a well-articulated talk, something that intimidates, baffles, mystifies most of us.

And the green parts in the photo are the parts that they were going to have to insert-- baffles.

And when I was at Newsweek, I remember, it would just baffle me sometimes.

And trust me, a lot of people, they get very baffled.