Sentence examples similar to bewildered aspect from inspiring English sources
Girls, only slightly older than I was, who sang in the choir or taught Sunday school, the children of holy parents, underwent, before my eyes, their incredible metamorphosis, of which the most bewildering aspect was not their budding breasts or their rounding behinds but something deeper and more subtle, in their eyes, their heat, their odor, and the inflection of their voices.
That's the totally bewildering aspect in our day and age".
This is one of the many bewildering aspects of the events two years ago.
Petr Cech's red card and concession of a penalty – over which his lengthy protests to referee Phil Dowd were not the least bewildering aspects of an extraordinary day – were pivotal but Martinez was surely right to say that the meanings of victory and defeat lay elsewhere.
He could hold the terms of hundreds of store lease deals in his head, but the creative aspects of apparel retailing bewildered him.
As a first-year philosophy student, I was painfully bewildered by the "if 'x' is true and 'y' is not true, all popes have big noses" aspect of the discipline.
Bewildered, bewildering primate.
"The Iraqis were bewildered.
We were surprised and bewildered.
Robert was simply bewildered.
