Sentence examples for bewildering about from inspiring English sources

If there's anything still bewildering about mass shootings in America, it's just how un-bewildering they've become.

De Blij's book reinforces this worry: though far more desk-bound and donnish in tone than Kaplan, he is just as bewildering about causality.

Nor would they warrant the scrutiny of "Great Expectations," which hazily detects "something bewildering about them that is not easy to explain".

But what is so bewildering about the later Playboy centerfolds is their utter texturelessness: their lack of any question, any traction, any grain of sand from which the sexual imagination could make a pearl.

What is both shocking and bewildering about Hunt's jovial after-dinner remarks is that this is the considered view of someone whose life has been devoted to not taking the world for what it seems to be.

The crucial and, in some ways, bewildering about-face in Olmsted's life isn't an about-face at all.

In the following weeks Mr Biggs met the SEC's other three commissioners, who also favoured him for the job.But last week, in a bewildering about-face, Mr Pitt withdrew his backing for Mr Biggs, saying that he had never offered him the job.

People he has interviewed are, he claims, bewildered about Croall.

A fourth girl looks on but looks bewildered about what to do.

"You're looking a little bewildered about the Gucci dress," he said somewhat incredulously.

However, the doctors, who say Gul Meena is about 18, were also bewildered about what to do with her.