Sentence examples for Bewildered from inspiring English sources

None of his three allies reacted, although a bewildered Mr Dos Santos - whose forces are fighting with tanks, artillery and aircraft for Mr Kabila - said he thought the discussion was about a ceasefire.

Weaken any of them and you risk driving bewildered voters into the clutches of tub-thumping nationalists of one colour or another for solace and solidarity: Ukip, SNP or "English-nationalist light" Tories.

His death has left members of his extended family devastated and bewildered.

Charlotte Davis, of the comparison site Simplify Digital, said a lot of customers were bewildered.

"We needed a character who, like the audience, arrives bewildered at a Gay Pride march.

For within a handful of years, Stravinsky was pursuing an ironic, detached and elegant neoclassical aesthetic, which initially bewildered his fans as much as his detractors.

If Serena Williams can bagel a fitter, younger opponent in the third set of a semi-final at a slam while appearing to be operating on half a lung and anaesthetised legs – as she did to beat the bewildered Timea Bacsinszky on Thursday – her opponent in Saturday's final, Lucie Safarova, has no chance.

It was an experience he will come to value rather more when he's older than he must have done on the day: he seemed both there and not there, bewildered and lost.

The car hire companies I spoke to this week seemed rather bewildered.

Gonzales rejected the airline's offer of therapy and initially sought consolation from other, equally bewildered, MH370 crew families, with whom she still shares stories and tears.

Without any wreckage, evidence or viable cause for the crash, Gonzales and her four children – three daughters aged 29, 27 and 25, and a son, 15 – have been left bewildered and traumatised.