And as for the number of them, I am mystified.

I must have looked a bit mystified because she continued.

Right now I am mystified as to what it might be.

Only five or six hands went up as his audience looked mystified.

Even he seems a little mystified, trying to explain it.

Mystified, he went in and she shut the door behind him.

I am mystified that any of you can sleep at night!

I held the two photographs up to the light, mystified.

"I'd rather just have people look at them and be a little mystified," he said.

"We are rather mystified because it must have some value," he said.

The two boys looked at each other, worried and mystified.

They left the house together, and in the street he was still more mystified by his conduct.

Their parents and friends were mystified, but neither of the boys would talk about it.

They exchanged a few words, and the man walked away mystified.

I was mystified, and decided to probe him a bit the next time we could talk in private.

"I thought you said you'd been to this market already," he asked, mystified.

I was mystified and at the same time becoming uncomfortable.

He stared down in silence at the number on the paper, looking mystified.

Just how long can a stubborn and mystified man work away at his task?

Harry gives him a mystified look and offers his hand.

He left the three together to discuss the situation and retired not a little mystified.

Warren looked slightly mystified, as if not quite sure how to put what he wanted to say.

I was pleased about all these developments, but also mystified.

We walked along, the girl talking a great deal and seeming mystified that I could not understand her.

But it was matters of man and spirit that left her mystified.

I am also mystified at how such a thing can be.

Many people who live or work in the area have been mystified by the process all along.

But how that could have happened after all these years mystifies me.

And here I must put on record something that has mystified me for many years.

The English, the use of his own name, mystified him.

If he knew this woman a million years, she would still mystify him at every turn.

She was mystified by the mistake the police had made.

He was mystified by the states his campaign had sent him to visit.

How she managed to get through the next few hours mystified her.

I was lost by the end, but there are worse things in life than being mystified.

The authorities were going to be mystified by this, he thought.

The truth is that I am completely mystified by what has happened.

Mystified the boy set out on the last part of his journey home.

Some tribal officials say they are mystified as to why anyone would want to return or give away their money.

He was mystified as to how the police troops had been able to get here so fast.

"I believe to a great extent they will be mystified by it."

He was mystified by the whole situation but knew when to keep his mouth shut.

Outside legal experts following the case were mystified by the judge's action.

She watched him leave the room, completely mystified as to what this was all about.

For parents, this is yet another area where adolescents can mystify them.

What seems to mystify people is why strangers feel the same way.

What mystifies me is that any woman could be attracted to you at all.

The police and school officials said they were mystified over the genesis of the attack.

This has mystified many guitar players trying to play along with the record.

The hospital's doctors, some of the best in the nation, are completely mystified by her death.