Sentence examples for Clearly bewildered from inspiring English sources

He is clearly bewildered and scared, speaks haltingly — but he tells the truth!

Mr. Hutchins, clearly bewildered, muttered something about Exit 11. "You are not with the Maloney campaign, are you?" Mr. Garrity asked quickly.

The sprinter, who has become a polarising figure in the sport after his drug bans, was clearly bewildered and angry as he left for Beijing airport with his physiotherapist.

Exhibit A: Olivier, an early front-runner in the race to Fashion Week who seems to be fading fast, a development that clearly bewilders Heidi.

Photograph: David Davies/PA 6.18pm GMT Elise Christie has been talking, and she's clearly rather bewildered by the whole thing.

Marilyn Monroe was, well, Marilyn Monroe, with whom Mailer is clearly bewitched, bothered, bewildered and obsessed.

He is also clearly fascinated, if sometimes bewildered, by his oddball friend.

Hmm, the women got inside the very male power struggles of the Roman Empire (set in a modern prison) and the men were clearly as bewitched, bothered and bewildered as the most foolish of archetypal maidens.

Something to do with sponsorship resulted in Sly being presented with an official Sheffield steel Bowie knife, which was presented to him onstage by a guy in his eighties who was clearly humbled and a little bewildered by the experience.

What those on it clearly find bewildering is that most are also among the most important friends the West has in Indonesia.The document, apparently a presentation on how to spy on your neighbours and influence your political bosses, was marked on every page with the DSD's motto: "Reveal their secrets; Protect our own".A visibly angry Mr Natalegawa on November 18th professed himself "flabbergasted".

Clearly, however, large sections of the community were bewildered or simply apathetic over what looked to them to be just one more incomprehensible crisis.