Sentence examples for bewildering pattern from inspiring English sources
The landscape typically lacks hedges or fences; instead, the bewildering pattern of small strips and blocks of land is defined by small boundary stones.
He would soon have us weaving bewildering patterns on the pitch, caressing that ball, camping in the opponents' half, forza Inghilterra, and all that.
This bewildering, sympathetic/ghastly pattern of utterances has characterised Mensch's speedy progression from women's interest MP to her currently unassailable position as Britain's least loathsome Tory.
In an interview later, Ellison called Bertarelli's decision to bring Butterworth into the news conference the latest in a "pattern of bewildering behavior".
Even with these restrictions, the diversity of feeding patterns is bewildering.
Primates with remarkably few changes in their skeletons and musculature have adopted a bewildering variety of locomotor patterns.
He succumbed to lung cancer in 1966, but the legend of him barely missed a beat, and his legacy, visible in everything from our viewing habits to our voting patterns, remains bewildering.
Genes show a bewildering variation in their patterns of molecular evolution, as a result of the action of different levels and types of selective forces.
"Sutures" marks time, not in a mechanical or a mathematical way, but in the passing of a nonchronological pattern of distorted memories and bewildering dreams.
The histological spectrum of the melanocytic nevi is bewildering and diverse, with a variety of histologic, anatomic, architectural, and cellular patterns.
Bewildered, bewildering primate.
