Sentence examples for bewildering for from inspiring English sources

And this is bewildering for many reasons.

The conclusions that this paradox demands are, let's say, bewildering for the old-fashioned reader.

It turns out that the collision of love, money, and choice has been bewildering for all involved.

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

A 10-day handover followed, a gruelling experience for all of us – and especially bewildering for the siblings.

The scientific questions underlying debates about biotechnology's risks can be bewildering for nonscientists, but nanotechnology may be even harder to comprehend.

I was bewildered for more than a year.

Redstone looked over toward her and seemed bewildered for a moment.

In their locker room, the Giants, who have looked bewildered for most of the last two months, appeared dumbfounded.

Many Chinese are bewildered, for example, that some Tibetans or Uighurs are dissatisfied with Chinese rule or that Japanese and Taiwanese might have differing views of China's claims on their territory.

People who own hair salons, cafes, whatever, could open their doors once a month to let in the bemused and bewildered for an evening, with professionals to moderate the meetings.