Sentence examples for bewildering election from inspiring English sources

Viewers spent a bewildering election night with network anchors declaring and then undeclaring winners.

Italy just delivered a bewildering election result.

Snipes has made many calls over the years that have bewildered election watchers.

As the bewildering 2016 presidential election draws to a close, some basic questions are left hanging in the air.

But Mr. Pason is a bit bewildered that with Election Day just seven weeks away, the candidate who many voters think of when they hear the word socialist is Jon Corzine, the Democratic candidate who is a former Wall Street chief executive worth $400 million.

"They're very much bewildered by the election process, like I am," Graham said.

Another day, another series of unanticipated and bewildering events in the presidential election.

It took years to make sense of what we'd absorbed, but one easy short-term rationalization — driven home by Nixon's crushing defeat of George McGovern in the 1972 election and its bewildering aftermath, Watergate — was that conventional electoral politics offered inadequate solutions to what ailed American life.

With the polls so close, with the inexorable decline of the big two parties, with the widespread hunger for a different type of politics the range of election outcomes is bewildering.

In this context, Poland's new foreign minister, whose right-wing party won recent elections, offered this rather bewildering suggestion.

The venomous tenor and bewildering twists and turns of this presidential election have led observers inside and outside politics to call it a historic, sea-change race that will be studied for decades.