Sentence examples for bewildering expressions from inspiring English sources

Rich and bewildering expressions of radical Protestantism emerged throughout Reformation Europe, sometimes as an extension of the logic of the conservative Reformation but more often as original movements bearing a logic all their own.

They have soft hair, puffy eyes, bewildered expressions.

They wandered in throughout the day, some with foreign equipment bags and slightly bewildered expressions.

The lightest moments of the film, which opens today in Manhattan, belong to Mr. Castellitto, who pulls off the startled double takes that people are left with in Martha's wake with a series of bewildered expressions.

Yet when I got to France, my choice was met with bewildered expressions from French and international students who couldn't understand why I'd want to study English literature at Paris-Sorbonne University.

We recognized and acknowledged, too, the rituals that accompany such deaths — the television pictures of swaths of flowers that transform murder spots into temporary shrines; the bewildered expressions of those who lay them; the white-suited forensic experts carrying plastic bags; the voices of politicians in competitive condemnation.

Others turned to each other with bewildered expressions, whispering questions without simple answers.

He wears the bewildered expression of a cartoon character who has just been flattened.

"We laughed about it," Karla says, a bewildered expression on her face.

The bewildered expression on the cabby's face is the same one readers will wear in confronting this development.

Like many of the great old-time comedians (Ken Dodd or Tommy Cooper, say), Carr has got a comical face; gappy teeth, big specs, scrawny hair, bewildered expression.