Befuddled used in a sentence

Befuddled in a sentence as an adjective

I'm befuddled by these sorts of posts that are big on theory and light on details.

I have quite a few friends using this, and am befuddled as to why people are willing to trust their deepest, darkest, to god-knows-who.

I first ran in to Gimp in what would have had to been the late 90's or early 00's, and ever since it's always befuddled me completely.

> Sidenote, I'm sometimes a little befuddled that we would be afraid of putting radioactive material in the ground.

I can totally buy DDoS flooding network capacity, but I'm befuddled these days by statements saying the servers are "under load", which typically means "out of CPU".

When such nontechnical psychologists observe our workshops, they are consistently befuddled by the dynamics of the teams as they solve technical problems.