Sentence examples for bewildering book from inspiring English sources

And in this strange, marvellous, bewildering book, he recovers surreal memories of childhood; audiences with suburban water buffalo who give good advice to those who seek it, a deep sea diver who speaks Japanese and may have been the long-lost love of a grumpy Japanese woman in the neighbourhood (her mood improves after the diver plunges into her life).

Shortly before graduation the central character, Tom Sullivan, and his room-mate, Paul Harris, are handed a long-lost diary that has information relevant to their research into Hypnerotomachia Poliphili, that brilliant but bewildering book first published in 1499.

Make sense?" Don't give this forthright and bewildered book to the would-be writer in your life.

Its antiwar message is timely, but its delayed American appearance is bewildering, for the book is a cornucopia of delights.

The overall story is one of bewildering advance – the book rollicks along like a good Victorian adventure story – but only as long as those malevolent forces can be kept at bay.

In a Norwegian comedy sketch posted on YouTube, a fur-collared tech guy from a medieval "help desk" comes to the rescue of a monk confronted with a bewildering new machine, the book.

But they have barely emerged in Russia, not least because of the onerous, bewildering regulations on the books and the bribe-grasping misbehavior of some of the bureaucrats who oversee them.

No doubt Cusk would find women who cling to these books like the Bible quite bewildering.

Chilling, gripping, must-read--and you'll end the book bewildered and wanting more.

The book captures the bewildering, incoherent melding of Eisenhower values with a late beatnik obsession with the artist.

And there is no doubt that the book can be bewildering: you read large sections with a puzzled half-smile.