Sentence examples for bewildering role from inspiring English sources

And yet, Mr. Maraniss makes clear, despite the bewildering role that chance played in Mr. Obama's story, he has been very much the author of his own life — an outsider, who, in the very American tradition of literary heroes like Gatsby, "raised himself" and forged an identity through a series of self-conscious and deliberate choices.

On a night of bewildering role-reversals, it was the England coach, Johnson, who complained to the press conference about playing in a "heavy downpour".

To be an effective participant on the team, the engineer must play a bewildering variety of roles.

I have spoken to boys who have seen it and are confused and bewildered by the role they feel will be expected of them.

While much of the time I feel utterly bewildered by my role as an educator, recently I've had some realisations that I want to share (because teaching has taught me that sharing is caring).

Or Donald Sutherland's bewildering sartorial elegance, no matter what the role.

Indeed, this neuroscientific maelstrom can sometimes feel like a Shakespearean comedy in which a multitude of characters have a bewildering array of relationships and assume multiple roles.

Sarah wants a job in marketing but admits she finds the prospect of finding a role in the current environment both intimidating and bewildering.

When Tig and his wife, Oona, who can't seem to be bothered to get a divorce, decide it would be good if Nell had more contact with their children, she's bewildered by the amorphous role she's been assigned in her own household: "What am I supposed to be?" She suspects Oona thinks of her as the governess.

Overall, a bewildering array of functionalities have been ascribed to the Mlp network, including roles in recruitment of transport factors, late processing of transcripts, and epigenetic regulation of gene expression, as will be discussed below.

With scenes being shot in a bewildering sequence or cut entirely, cast members struggled to make sense of their roles.