| The greater part of the befuddling of Polonius then follows. |
| The letters I-J-K appear unpronounceably together on vernacular signboards, with the sole intention of befuddling non-Dutch-speaking mankind. |
| It is a befuddling and dismal place, especially if you're on foot, at five in the morning — though it's ideal, in its way, for the savoring of new freedoms. |
| Seurat checks the effort with dragged scrims of crayon, befuddling the reflexes that interpret sight in our brains. |
| There remains plenty to gasp at and enjoy, including a befuddling clairvoyancy number and a William-Tell-with-a-paintball-gun routine. |
| The Italians did a terrific job befuddling this tube lover. |
