Sentence examples for bewildering tale from inspiring English sources

The murder began to seem commonplace, and the victim became a mere detail in the bewildering tale of gin-drinking, broken gas-jets, etc.

Told in both epistolary and conventional narrative form, it is a complicated and sometimes bewildering tale of the power that weakness and passivity can have over strength and action, and how theories of love and duty can lead us astray.

The second portion of the show is admittedly a mite weightier: an extended and mildly bewildering tale of a boxer staging a Rocky-style comeback, done with some dextrously realised slow-mo and a few cute wigs.

"The Door" by Magda Szabo (East European Monographs, 1995) tells the charming tale of a bewildering relationship between an author and her housekeeper.

What's more, Sandler can't seem to escape from an uneasy relationship with the subject of race his 2014 comedy "Blended" was excruciatingly benighted, and "Sandy Wexler," made with what appears to be a blandly positive benevolence, nonetheless comes off as unintentionally bewildered and bewildering with its familiar white-savior tale as well as its man-knows-best smugness.

The story's setup is initially bewildering as an overabundance of narrators drives an episodic tale through a series of about-turns: a chart is needed to make sense of it all.

In his bewildering concoctions of circus, dance and theatre, he dreams up surreal tales of shipwrecks and doppelgangers.

The stories told are on one level universal: tales of humiliation and punishment by stern teachers, of unrequited early loves, of bewildering visits to sick grown-ups in hospitals.

A sprawling tale assembled from dozens of styles, genres and plots, the show is by turns slapdash, bewildering, rousing and ridiculous.

Bewildered, bewildering primate.

It's quite bewildering.