Sentence examples for bewildering that from inspiring English sources

The result, critics agreed, was music — often dazzling, occasionally bewildering — that sounded like no one else's.

Humiliating, corrosive, bewildering – that kind of stuff can throw you off for months.

In certain respects, it's bewildering that this is our current state of affairs.

And for good reason: they can be so bewildering that they seem to be taken from an I.Q.

It is bewildering that in a country that holds the idea of democracy sacred, so many of its leaders are doing everything in their power to subvert it.

It was bewildering that Pakistan declined to take their batting powerplay before their position was hopeless and their hitters had departed the crease.

When I asked about the crowd's response to Ryan, Schmidt seemed bewildered: "That was very strange," she admitted.

Mr Branson was so bewildered that he later publicly admitted that Virgin Rail had "fucked up".

They were bewildered that NYU Langone had not included parents in their checklist.

Curmudgeonly, he seemed charmingly bewildered that his already low expectations could still be thwarted.

In a recent interview, a senior Algerian official said he was bewildered that Mauritanian authorities tolerated the agencies.