Sentence examples for bewildering decision from inspiring English sources
Her bewildering decision not to put more effort into those states – she did not do Michigan the courtesy of one visit – is another lesson to apply in campaigning and policymaking.
North Wales AMs from the four main political parties issued a joint statement to criticise the CHC's "utterly bewildering" decision.
Following the CHC's decision to back the shake-up plans, north Wales AMs from the four main political parties issued a joint statement to criticise the CHC's "utterly bewildering" decision.
Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker: "The Wes Brown red card for Sunderland at Stoke is a bewildering decision".
Good comedies like "Trophy Wife" and "Enlisted" charmed loyal audiences yet were undone by bewildering scheduling decisions.
In an age of at least ostensible government regulation, no truly massive corporate fraud scheme can be perpetrated without government complicity, discernable as either a bewildering set of decisions or inexplicable complacency.
In a bewildering 5-4 decision which devalues the fundamental right of free speech to junk bond status; the Roberts' Court ruled that the First Amendment, which guarantees free speech to American citizens, also allows corporations and wealthy individuals the right to contribute unlimited sums to influence elections.
Damian McNeela at Panmure Gordon said: This decision seems bewildering given the relatively small share each of these brands has of the £9bn Great Britain soft drinks market and the fact that Coca Cola and private label combined account for around 50% of the take home market.
After winning two World Cup titles with Racine, Davidson was left bewildered by the decision despite the struggles the two had been having in this year's international competitions.
Lloyd, who had lifted Britain from the Euro-African Zone Group Two to the top world group since taking over in March 1995, was bewildered by the decision.
The Church of England said it was "bewildered" by the decision not to show the advert, which encourages Christians to pray by showing a range of people saying the Lord's Prayer.
