Boggled

The damaged equipment boggled their ability to complete the construction project on time.

The tight deadline boggled his ability to finish the report.

The rapid changes in the virtual reality game boggled his senses.

The polluted air in the city boggled her senses.

The intense pain after the surgery boggled his mind.

The difficult terrain boggled the hikers' progress up the mountain.

The amount of paperwork boggled the accountant.

The child was boggled by the size of the elephant at the zoo.

I boggled at the amazing acrobatics of the circus performers.

She was boggled by the complexity of the math problem.

The intricate interplay of characters and themes in the novel boggled the literary critic.

The malfunctioning printer boggled her ability to print the documents.

He boggled at the idea of quitting his job without a backup plan.

The unexpected illness boggled her plans for the trip.

The disorienting strobe lights at the rave boggled her senses.

The unexplained disappearance boggled the detective.

The complex instructions boggled his ability to assemble the furniture.

The heavy traffic boggled his journey to work.

The students were boggled by the complexity of the foreign language.

He looked completely boggled by the complicated math problem.

The intricacies of the game boggled the new player.

The strong scent of the perfume boggled his head.

The intricacy of the quantum mechanics theory boggled the physicist.

The bumpy ride in the old car boggled his senses.

The audience was boggled by the magician's tricks.

The instructions for the game boggled the children.

The audience was boggled by the acrobat's incredible stunts.

The unexpected visitors boggled her plans for the evening.

He boggled at the fact that he had never heard that song before.

The intricate design of the building boggled the architect.

The intricate details of the artwork boggled the art collector.

The missing pieces boggled his ability to complete the puzzle.

She boggled the performance by forgetting the choreography.

She boggled when her boss asked her to present in front of the entire department.

He boggled at the sheer size of the skyscraper.

The thieves boggled with the alarm system to gain entry.

The hacker boggled with the company's email system.

The pungent smell of the cleaning solution boggled his nose.

The intense workout session boggled his stomach.

The variety of colors available boggled my eyes.

She boggled at the amount of work that had to be done.

The unsettling images from the horror movie boggled her mind.

The company boggled at the idea of reducing their prices to compete with the new market entrants.

She boggled at the prospect of giving a speech in front of a large audience.

The accountant boggled the tax return by making a mathematical error.

The sheer number of options available boggled the mind of the customer.

The flickering lights in the club boggled his senses.

The acrid smell of burning rubber from the car crash boggled her nose.

He boggled the presentation by forgetting his lines.

The painter boggled the job by using the wrong paint color.