Sentence examples for bewilderment into from inspiring English sources

He was able to translate his personal bewilderment into a wider search for moral comprehension.

Mr Fox stares with a look of childlike bewilderment into the distance, as the film's sounds die out.

But after a neighborhood group here called for a boycott of a local Starbucks as one means of expressing rage over the police shooting, the Seattle-based coffee giant has been dragged, much to its bewilderment, into the fray.

They enjoy self-deprecating humor and inject frequent expressions of bewilderment into their scientific explanations, like "I don't know" and "it's still a mystery" and "I still need to investigate," and even "I am still quite a novice". And despite their obvious expertise, this isn't false modesty.

He continued to talk, in his professorial way, but a note of bewilderment crept into his voice.

This initial sense of bewilderment in children only matures into a deep sense of curiosity.

Even the most enthusiastic advocates of laissez-faire economics are thrown into a degree of farcical bewilderment in the face of Putin's assertive nationalism.

His tendency, when addressing outrageous incidents and systematic outrages on his new documentary series, is to skid into bewilderment, or to stammer with upset, or to fight through weariness and retreat into sombre speculation.

Anderson got Murray to channel his outrageous sense of humor into low-key wit and contemplative bewilderment, in a performance that was a perfect match for the italicized delivery that Anderson elicited from Schwartzman.

It took considerably less time for Deonarain's sense of reassurance to turn into bewilderment.

When she and Bleek fight, and the Lorings' marriage begins to fall apart, her cool collapses into bewilderment and tears.