Sentence examples for a more bewildering from inspiring English sources

Is there a more bewildering presence in modern movies?

The abductees, in some ways, posed a more bewildering challenge to Clancy than her previous memory-recoverers.

"Not that Susan's the rat, but in that a small word-association test gets to be used, by whomever, to say, 'This is simply memory distortion".' The abductees, in some ways, posed a more bewildering challenge to Clancy than her previous memory-recoverers.

But as the world becomes a more bewildering place almost by the week, I find myself longing for what I thought I'd never long for again: a sense of community in the midst of the impersonal vastness, a tribe to call my own.

Said they hadn't, and — I never saw a more bewildered man — said, 'Where the devil can Herb be?' About then we heard footsteps.

But some of the banned works are a little more bewildering.

Each year seems to throw up an increasing – and more bewildering – choice of goodies as manufacturers try to grab your kids' attention.

But as a historian, I found it even more bewildering to hear speakers claim that government-sponsored vaccines were a violation of the founding fathers' design.

Life as an entrepreneur's partner is, however, more bewildering.

Although I first saw Mr. Missé in a theater, no dancer has taught me more about the rewards of watching at close quarters, though proximity renders some of his footwork more bewildering, like lighting from a clear sky.

Mostly, though, women could only be seen lugging home their shopping in reports on high-street spending - a fact that made their absence elsewhere all the more bewildering.