Sentence examples for a bewildering one from inspiring English sources
Given the richness of Eichenwald's narrative, Lieber's decision to focus on the trial is a bewildering one.
THE past year has been a bewildering one for Australians.
It's an incredible success story, and a bewildering one, when you consider that the basic gameplay of Draw Something is more than twenty years old.
Coincidentally, a Chinese panda, albeit a bewildered one, found its way into Robin Williams's hundred and five minutes of hilarity last week at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Grendon's register can be bewildering: one second it's all fraggles, nonces and bacons, the next we're on to counter-transference.
The fact tag sits next to PCs at stores like Best Buy and Fry's, bewildering one consumer after another.
Most products sold in the European Union carry no nutrition labels, or bewildering ones.
In The Uncommon Reader, the Queen is the bewildered one.
Art that bewilders one generation becomes accessible to the next; or so it would seem.
The dollar bill, with its scare-the-children portrait of the first president on one side and a bewildering pyramid with an all-seeing eye on the other, is a peculiar totem of faith in which everyone -- including people who distrust the government, the banks, religion and each other -- places absolute, unwavering trust.
"The broken country was a bewildering sight," Dellenbaugh found at one point, "especially as the night enveloped it, deepening the mystery of its gorges and cliffs".
