Sentence examples similar to bewildering quality from inspiring English sources
As the character Jude, a star making the dramatic shift from acoustic folk to electric rock, Blanchett was praised for capturing the elusive and bewildering qualities attributed to Dylan.
Its bewildering speed and fuzzy visual effects give it the quality of something half-remembered and uncomfortable.
A bewildering array of criteria are used to rate the quality of this information, but none of these have been validated and many of them have a short life span [ 2].
Quality is equally confused: dishes range from ravishing to bewildering.
We were producing more food — more grain, more meat, more fruits and vegetables — than ever before, more cheaply than ever before, and with a degree of variety, safety, quality and convenience that preceding generations would have found bewildering".
Substantial money has actually been spent on signing players – £80m in the summer and January – but this has prompted only bewildered questions about the quality of recruitment by the chief scout, Graham Carr, who in effect selects the players in the decision‑making structure insisted on by Ashley.
The British Museum has a Borgesian quality – it is an endless labyrinth, representing and containing all the world in all its absurd, bewildering and fascinating taxonomies.
Faced with a bewildering array of investment alternatives, many investors settled on earnings as a handy, one-stop indicator of corporate quality.
Bewildered, bewildering primate.
