Sentence examples for bewildering picture from inspiring English sources
Hence the bewildering picture that emerged in the ensuing hours.
In practice, however, the picture is bewildering.
The Great Beauty led a long field of niche pictures – a bewildering 19 new releases at the weekend (see "Other openers" below).
The picture features a bewildering outbreak of distemper, too; there's so much bellowing that the movie seems to predate Dolby or, at the very least, be under the mistaken impression that the dialogue is so good it needs to be heard three multiplexes over.
It's always a bit bewildering when people are taking pictures and asking questions before the ceremony.
The last episode of series three of the complex police corruption drama Line of Duty involved two lengthy interrogations in which suspects were presented – via the interrogators' iPads – with an almost bewildering sequence of evidence samples (pictures of weapons, CCTV images, mobile-phone records) and challenged for explanations.
It is a complicated picture that involves a bewildering list of Kurdish acronyms: KRG: Kurdistan Regional Government - the official governing body of the semi-autonomous Kurdistan Region of northern Iraq.
Edith Wharton describes Newland Archer's shock at seeing, for the first time, what must have been impressionist paintings: "But these pictures bewildered him, for they were nothing that he was accustomed to look at (and therefore able to see) when he travelled in Italy".
At about the same time that the evidence for a Rap1-based feedback mechanism of telomere length regulation was accumulating, other studies in yeast were adding a somewhat bewildering list of additional proteins to the picture.
Still, your point is well taken: it is good to be Norwegian.Johannes Mauritzen Bergen, Norway SIR – To this pedestrian philistine the examples you pictured of high-end Nordic restaurant cuisine were bewildering.
Cables from the US embassy in Baghdad paint a picture of bewildered diplomats outmanoeuvred by the Iranians.
