| I'm bound to say that I can't see the difference, and suspect he wants to muddy the waters and befuddle the voters. |
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| There's another factor at work here, a kind of commercial disingenuity that aims to befuddle the listener on his own ground. |
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| Henry has now taken his place as one of the top striking threats in Europe, while Kanu's languid, idiosyncratic flights of fancy regularly befuddle Premiership defenders. |
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| One rarely considers the fact that the Ivory Tower is its own sort of reality, with customs and folkways that would befuddle the most conscientious anthropologist. |
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| When we are dealing with questions so complex that they even befuddle the experts? |
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| It wasn't as easy as predicted, but the Mexican lightweight backed up his words using quickness and ring savvy to punish and befuddle hometown hero, Gary Balletto. |
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| I suspect this will buoy liberal spirits, but anger the right and befuddle the independents. |
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| This could befuddle a public long accustomed to thinking in terms of inflation rather than price levels. |
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| They may be evasive, where they befuddle their subjects, or apprehensible, where they gratify them. |
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| The fear of being fired may also befuddle rather than focus minds. Ironically enough, Messrs Loh and Stulz also found that investors pay more attention to analysts' opinions when times are tough. |
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| ReprintsThis illustrated pantomime's most appealing quality: a capacity to amuse all the family, often with lewd gags, designed to titillate oldies and befuddle their offspring. |
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| Fast-moving, high-contrast shapes, however, did befuddle them. |
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| And it's certainly kinder to consumers to restrict their choices so as not to befuddle them. |
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| One is to befuddle them with double discounting. |
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| Then again, just to befuddle punters even more, he did land the Players Championship at Sawgrass last year and boasts career wins in Qatar and Dubai. |
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