Sentence examples for bewilderment of from inspiring English sources

Both books capture the excitement and bewilderment of adolescence.

Nothing less, it seemed, would honor properly the anger and bewilderment of that moment.

Carr sat there reading Yeats, to the bewilderment of police officers and crime reporters.

In January it suggested that Romania should protect reputation better, to the bewilderment of Romanian NGOs.

Hence the judges' positive reflection on Sarah Eberle's garden – much to the bewilderment of the public.

This track articulates the bewilderment of grief: "Half-light, jackknife, into the canyon at dawn".

To the bewilderment of the sports fans, Dostoevsky leads a theatre audience past the screen.

The bent-over bodies, the thin legs, the bewilderment of those who stand and stare.

To the bewilderment of investors and analysts, he declares jauntily that he knows nothing about the American entertainment industry.

Now in her seventies, Elaine talks of her bewilderment, of her distance from her husband, of being lied to.

The movie encompasses the middle-aged parents' trial — the bewilderment of pride and anguish as children leave home.