Sentence examples for both bewildered from inspiring English sources

It is little wonder that they are often both bewildered and annoyed.

The Professor and his wife were both bewildered by the barbaric hospitality which overwhelmed them on their earlier visits to this country.

Though Congress and the President were able to reach a deal and avoid the dreaded fiscal cliff, both sides engaged in some tough negotiating which has both bewildered and captivated the United States for months.

The celesta music that Tchaikovsky wrote for the "Nutcracker" Sugar Plum Fairy usually speaks of enchantment; but these two men hear it in terms of modern women, both bewildered and amused by falling in love.

On learning that Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut had stopped just short of calling for Congress to censure the President, but had excoriated him for "immoral" actions, Mr. Gephardt seemed both bewildered and exasperated.

A great many food activists seem both bewildered by the new capitalist India in which they find themselves and increasingly nostalgic for the all-controlling state that prevailed before the 1980s.

The reaction by the Presbyterian Church was both bewildering and overwhelming for the Briggs family.

Viewers and critics have deemed the film, which lacks an overarching narrative, both bewildering and impressive.

The whole thing hinges on complementarity which, like a weird marriage, is both bewildering and confusing, yet somehow works.

Except that this icon has no face, only the strength of its voluminous blackness which is both bewildering and rich.

As one flight and invasion moves seamlessly into the next, the action is both bewildering and revealing; German history becomes a shape-shifting monster.