Sentence examples for bewildering multiplicity from inspiring English sources
A bewildering multiplicity of TV channels and websites divide and rule.
And that's where Wiseman's art turns analytical: from the bewildering multiplicity of phenomena, he keenly and patiently focusses in on, and, from his vast amount of footage (often a hundred or more hours), distills the action such that, far from seeming reductive or limited, it seems to be the very essence of an institution.
The multiplicity can be bewildering, but it's far from chaotic.
At this moment the entire, bewildering tangle of the plot unravels, and what, before, was a multiplicity and conflict of human needs becomes one need only: mercy.
The multiplicity of schemes, and the way they fit together, can be bewildering, he adds.
But the variety of premises, the multiplicity of argumentative structures, and the diversity of aims employed to this end can be bewildering.
In "conclusion", although the multiplicity of etiologies and the somewhat intricate nature of mechanisms related to normotonic or hypertonic hyponatremia may seem bewildering at first, physicians may salvage consolation in the fact that these conditions are rare, cause only mild to moderate hyponatremia and can be readily ruled out by a simple and expeditious clinical and biological assessment.
In " conclusion", although the multiplicity of etiologies and the somewhat intricate nature of mechanisms related to normotonic or hypertonic hyponatremia may seem bewildering at first, physicians may salvage consolation in the fact that these conditions are rare, cause only mild to moderate hyponatremia and can be readily ruled out by a simple and expeditious clinical and biological assessment.
Bewildered, bewildering primate.
