MacMillan has a keen eye, as well, for the cultural bewilderment that accompanied the convergence of Sino-American interests.
She led going into the final test of the multidiscipline event, the sometimes baffling blur of bewilderment that is the points race, and was never challenged.
Just look at all those unsuspecting people in that little boat, sailing towards extreme bewilderment that will quickly escalate to terror.
THE relations between these generations -- the tangle of envy, impatience, admiration and bewilderment that informs their regard for each other -- is a central and underacknowledged fact of our culture and our politics.
Socha plays Lewis with a doleful, put-upon bewilderment that is both appealing but also hints that he will be further abused, beaten and degraded before anything remotely positive happens to him.
How else can one account for the look of bewilderment that gripped Schwarzenegger, the newly elected governor of California, on October 7th, causing his tan features, barely mobile at the best of times, to freeze into a rictus of hilarity?
He recalls the bewilderment that greeted the revelation that the murders were committed by British-born young men and wonders how they could perpetrate such evil in their own land.
This is the facial expression I saw rich people doing all day – wistful with a hint of bewilderment that can only be imagined when the basin in your guest bathroom costs more than Greenland's national debt.
So the bewilderment that Laurence Waters felt wasn't unusual.
He expressed bewilderment that anyone would think he had done wrong.
Despite occasional lapses into melodrama, the grief and bewilderment that prevails among the survivors feels real.
