Sentence examples for bewildering on from inspiring English sources

This is bewildering, on its face, but then Auster is a peculiar kind of postmodernist.

Again, the distinction, bewildering on the surface, makes sense transposed to contemporary China: you can engage in the free market, and make every calculation that the University of Chicago demands.

If you allow yourself to be bewitched, bothered or even the slightest bit bewildered on one of these U.S. Golf Assn.

The HBO television series, known here as "I Soprano," has just arrived, bringing to Italian viewers a compelling and occasionally bewildering take on one element of the Italian diaspora: New Jersey mobsters.

I have to imagine that more than one innocent found herself standing bewildered on the street, wondering why such a classy edifice could not distinguish between a paying guest and a guest who wanted to be paid.

Between new offerings and old games, shoppers can seem bewildered on what to choose.

A man (Jake Gyllenhaal) wakes up bewildered on a train, having seemingly woken in the middle of someone else's story.

MIAMI (The Borowitz Report) — The involvement of a seemingly decent human being in the 2016 election campaign left American voters stunned and deeply bewildered on Saturday.

For a team with a 126-minute goal drought and looking positively bewildered on offense, the Rangers stumbled on a moment of serendipity last night before much of the Madison Square Garden crowd had even settled into the seats.

By Andy Borowitz July 24 , 2016MIAMI (The Borowitz Report) — The involvement of a seemingly decent human being in the 2016 election campaign left American voters stunned and deeply bewildered on Saturday.

It stands as a modest but dignified farewell for Jun Lin, the victim of a man who has been dubbed Canada's first cannibal killer, and whose killing has continued to horrify and bewilder on Friday.