Normally this stretch of Broadway is already full of giant televisions constantly beaming advertisements at the crowds of bewildered, over-stimulated tourists thronging the streets, but the NFL and their corporate sponsors decided to take it up a notch with kiosks streaming nonsensical social-media-related gibberish: .
There was bewildering over-sensitivity - Annabel Croft somehow managed to burst into tears before the show had even started.
Mr. Crumb, 68, called himself "confused," "impressed," "flattered" and "bewildered" to have moved over from the gritty comic-book world into a fine-art museum in Paris.
Once she started, Catalina was, at times, bewildered — like when Spencer started jumping, over and over, on the toy kitchen set up in his parents' bedroom.
If a slick prime minister and a popular mayor are thrown into bewildered doubt over whether or not to play a tennis match, the tectonic plates are shifting.
O'Neill said he was bewildered by the Democrats' bellyaching over the government's approved tax cuts at this late date.
He was bewildered about the fuss over his birthday, claiming there were photographers all over his house and perched on his neighbor's roof in order to get a shot of him.
Romney, seemingly as bewildered as everyone else over why he was standing alongside Trump, acknowledged the bizarre nature of the occasion.
In a telephone call today to Geraldo Rivera, the host of the CNBC television program "Rivera Live," Mr. Clinton reportedly said that he was bewildered by the uproar over the pardon and that "there's not a single, solitary shred of evidence that I did anything wrong" or that Marc Rich's money changed hands.
Redstone looked over toward her and seemed bewildered for a moment.
