Sentence examples for bewildering mixture from inspiring English sources

Staying north, Edinburgh has, as always, a bewildering mixture.

It finds them a bewildering mixture of undersophisticated and overaggressive".

David Mitchell's second novel, number9dream, offers a bewildering mixture of dream sequence and reality.

A 13th-century forgery of a supposedly much earlier masterwork, the Zohar contains a bewildering mixture of rabbinical sayings, diagrams of divine emanations, Talmudic commentaries, myths and fantasies.

The album's initial teasers are a bewildering mixture of club music and racial jokes: Pajama Pants, for example, seems like straight-ahead trap rap, but with Cannon, Migos, Traphik and Future rapping about twerking, fleece-wearing grandmothers.

Muhammad Ali, in his clamorous prime, was a loudmouth worth listening to, a showboat who lived up to his boasts, a bewildering mixture of cruelty and gentleness, and perhaps, after Sugar Ray Robinson, the greatest boxer of the twentieth century.

There is a bewildering variety of moods involved in different forms of humour, including mixed or contradictory feelings; but whatever the mixture, it must contain a basic ingredient that is indispensable: an impulse, however faint, of aggression or apprehension.

It's a transfixing, bewildering mix.

Drugs come in a sometimes bewildering variety of presentations.

I was bewildered by the mixture of anxiety and emotion, tinged with idolatry, that had infected the population, not to mention by the impressive security measures.

Nearly 200 years ago, Alexis de Tocqueville was bewildered by the mixture of devout religiosity he found in the U.S. combined with the relative absence of denominational strife, at least among Protestants.