Sentence examples for be a bewildering time from inspiring English sources

It can be a bewildering time, and unfortunately a lot of people end up destitute at the end of the 28 days if their new entitlements have not been processed.

It was a bewildering time, and still doesn't make sense to me.

Personalising care is also important, to avoid adding unnecessary stress to what may already be a bewildering hospital visit.

A trip to the sporting goods store for a pair of snowshoes can be a bewildering experience, with a wall of choices facing the shopper.

Buying a house can be a bewildering experience for most people.

There appeared to be a bewildering array of those who were normatively responsible: dealing with policies, programmes and service provision (but none apparently dealing with grievance redress).

Learning to make genuine connections with people — much as I desperately wanted them — was a bewildering process.

This was a bewildering message when it was first discovered by Valerie Ervin, Ray Charles Foundation president, while sorting through archives in May.

Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker: "The Wes Brown red card for Sunderland at Stoke is a bewildering decision".

The result, said Aiyar, is "a bewildering variety of freebies," many to the well-off.

It's an exciting but bewildering time.