Sentence examples for Growing bewilderment from inspiring English sources

Church & State; and the growing bewilderment in the public's mind.

Six of them won, and two of those — "Up" and "Toy Story 3" — were also nominated for Best Picture, a distinction that signals a growing bewilderment not just in our prize-giving but in our choices as filmgoers.

Six of them won, and two of those—"Up" and "Toy Story 3 were also nominated for Best Picture, a distinction that signals a growing bewilderment not just in our prize-giving but in our choices as filmgoers.

The insipid Tom Hanks (as Robert Langdon) and prettily blank Audrey Tautou (as Sophie Neveu) blunder through the episodes with a growing air of bewilderment, as if they expected to be on the set of a different movie.

It had also lost another plane, flight 175, a Boeing 767 from Boston to LA. Dismay Across the US, passengers queuing for flights and relatives waiting to meet arriving planes stood in airport lobbies staring at the arrival and departure monitors and listening with a growing sense of bewilderment and dismay to the announcements over the loudspeakers.

But his bewilderment grew.

After more than a year in the media spotlight, the mood among students at the prestigious Russell Group university appears to be shifting from a sense of bewilderment to one of growing anger.

Cases of the Buruli ulcer also known as the Bairnsdale ulcer have been growing in the past 18 months, leading to concern and bewilderment among health officials.

"I have a diner locally, and people stop in and ask, 'What's going on with that?"' said Mayor Lorie Toussaint of Waterford, who has grown accustomed to the bewilderment of travelers who gape at the bog while passing through.

For I see nothing amiss and I am a master of perception!!" "The cucaine!" I stammered, "'Tis less than a day since 'twas proscribed and more than a week's proscription is already missing!" My bewilderment only grew, for my commentary was answered by somewhat deranged laughter from Holmes.

When I was growing up, my aunt and uncle would occasionally leave Manhattan to visit us in our leafy suburb, but to our bewilderment, they would seldom spend the night.