Sentence examples for eliciting bewildered from inspiring English sources
The house has so little relation to modern life that a politically charged piece like "Klinghoffer" has a disorienting effect on audiences, eliciting bewildered questions that would never be asked of plays, novels, films, or television shows ("How can you put a terrorist onstage?").
For some residents today, a mention of Daniel Rakowitz elicits only a bewildered frown.
In another classroom, an accomplished Fulbright scholar from Morocco, who studies education policy, spent 15 minutes trying to elicit descriptive words about family members by repeatedly asking the bewildered children "Why your mother is nice?" But there were signs of further success, too.
Logic disappears entirely with "Hitler-iPhone" (1.64 million), "Hitler-New Jersey" (1.4 million), and "Hitler-minestrone" which elicits a paltry if nonetheless bewildering 166,000 results.
Bewildered, bewildering primate.
Outsiders are bewildered.
"What?" she asked, bewildered.
Ramsay stared, bewildered.
Robert was simply bewildered.
Halleck was genuinely bewildered.
