Sentence examples for bewildering spectrum from inspiring English sources
The designers of the manual contend, however, that it will fill an urgent need to bring order and system to psychotherapy, a chaotic field with a bewildering spectrum of techniques.
The same logic should lead senior management, faced with a bewildering spectrum of socially worthy activities, to select those that are most relevant to their business.Yet people on both sides of the barricades tend to dismiss this argument.
3 There are numerous other terms used, such as "ugly duckling" sign, Spitz's nevi, dysplastic nevi, traumatized nevi, and eponym terms such as Unna, Clark, Reed, Miescher, Zitelli, Mark, Seab, and Ackerman 3 which complicate the bewildering spectrum of lesions.
The histological spectrum of the melanocytic nevi is bewildering and diverse, with a variety of histologic, anatomic, architectural, and cellular patterns.
The terminology of autism can be bewildering, with autism, Asperger syndrome and PDD-NOS often called the autism spectrum disorders (ASD) or sometimes the autistic disorders, whereas autism itself is often called autistic disorder,childhood autism, or infantile autism.
My attraction to it was bewildering: I've never been a vegetarian and, up until then, fell somewhere between indifferent and contemptuous on the spectrum of tofu appreciation.
Bewildered, bewildering primate.
It was completely bewildering".
THE stockmarket is bewildering.
