Sentence examples for bewildering at from inspiring English sources

Dialogue is bewildering at such a clip.

Passages of polyphony, mounting in energy and wonder till near the end of the finale, were made to sound orderly, if bewildering at the same time.

My relationship throws off both sides of that equation, and a startling number of people find it bewildering at best, enraging at worst.

But its capricious and quarrelsome attitude has been disastrous in foreign policy and bewildering at home.Last week a Polish veto stopped the European Union from launching its long-planned partnership talks with Russia.

In England the thought of political parties being in coalition in government but fighting against each other at an election is still bewildering (at least to many political commentators, if not to voters).

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce: "It's bewildering at the moment, since Manchester United we have thrown seven points away in the final seconds of the game.

The list includes twenty-one-year-old Colette Hawkins, a bewildered, at-loose-ends New Zealander, who has never heard of him.

He appeared upbeat, albeit slightly bewildered, at the proceedings.

I was bewildered at what had just happened.

Some of the cognoscenti were bewildered, at least at first.

On Thursday Tulloch was not bewildered at all.