Sentence examples for bewildering without from inspiring English sources

The Birthday Party is bewildering without being especially enjoyable... Mr Pinter has insisted on a beginning, a middle, and an end.

One problem: Blackpool have a manager in place, and José Riga has suffered enough – courtesy of the club's increasingly bewildering chairman, Karl Oyston – without finding out that the interviews have already started for a position he has not even vacated.

At bewildering speed, and without telling him, the original bank — Washington Mutual — invoked a clause in the lending note and moved to seize the building, at 763 St. Nicholas Avenue, near 148th Street.

He does exceptionally well to navigate the tricky business of writing about money and its byways without bewildering or boring the reader; there is a certain amount of scene-setting that requires talk of catastrophic losses caused by sub primes and collateralised debt instruments and hedge funds, but it is kept to a gratifying minimum.

"The aim is to provide an ultra-quick hotel discovery experience on every device, without bewildering people with options".

How will it inform us without bewildering us?

The election makes them feel that way, too: adrift and bewildered and without a center.

It's a challenge to write about a bewildered protagonist without gratuitously bewildering the reader, and Rahimi fails.

With or without premises, a bewildering variety of activities were organised by the groups.

But to hear Edward Wong tell it, the country's fixation is the new American ambassador to China, Gary F. Locke, who arrived last week without an entourage, bewildering Chinese used to privileged officials.

The decision to split one book into two weakened Feast for Crows, which moved at a snail's pace and introduced a bewildering new cast of characters, without addressing questions left open at the end of the third book.