Sentence examples for Mildly bewildered from inspiring English sources

Mildly bewildered parents who aren't entirely sure why they've queued up for hours to meet this table full of nerds.

My peers included a loud and clatteringly posh man who looked mildly bewildered at the fact that nobody was wearing tweed, and two ridiculously pristine blond women from Germany who wore mirrored aviators and constantly yammered into their shiny phones.

Tonight's episode features the irascible Michael Smiley, the mordant Diane Morgan, the always‑inspired Bob Mortimer (look out for a marvellous riff on early 1980s haircuts) and the game, but mildly bewildered, Nadiya Hussain.

How does it feel not to have succeeded so far?' … there's a whole parade of BBC executives, media academics and newspaper columnists who hold the licence fee as a kind of article of faith … it's become almost more important than the BBC itself, or public service broadcasting itself, and I just feel mildly bewildered by it.

The second portion of the show is admittedly a mite weightier: an extended and mildly bewildering tale of a boxer staging a Rocky-style comeback, done with some dextrously realised slow-mo and a few cute wigs.

At a time when "ecopoetics" has overrun the Academy in a way even most aspiring scholars find mildly bewildering, Joosten's verse exhibits a clarity of principle and purpose that demands not just admiration but continued attention.

Asked by Mr. Lasseter, who oversees animation at Disney and its Pixar unit, about how he goes about creating his stories, the silver-haired Mr. Miyazaki, who appeared both bewildered and mildly amused by the encounter, said: "My process is thinking, thinking and thinking about my stories for a long time.

I'm often accused of calling or texting back with unwelcome one-word answers, probably even "WTF" or "confused" when the conversation (voice or the textual ramble) has me either bewildered or mildly annoyed.

To say that Cowie, now 78, is horrified and bewildered is putting it mildly.

We used to know each other 30 years ago.' A little bewildered by this segue - I mean, what conspiracy? - I blurt something mildly derogatory about Greer.

Bewildered, bewildering primate.