Sentence examples for even bewildered from inspiring English sources

Do you have a zing feed about the W.N.B.A.?" Josiah nodded, looking hurt, even bewildered.

Some on each side describe themselves as trapped and even bewildered by the conflict.

Reading "A Blue City (Disconsolate, Even) Bewildered by a Red America" (news article, Nov. 4) left me feeling an unexpected kinship with the people of New York.

"A Blue City (Disconsolate, Even) Bewildered by a Red America" exemplifies why much of the rest of the country looks with disdain upon New Yorkers.

Cromwell said that although Dot was generally game to rehearse the songs again for Solid Sound, Betty was more passive and sometimes even bewildered by the process.

Yet the buzz of the match was unfakably contagious, and, when China opened the scoring, after five minutes, even bewildered novices caught the mood, dizzy at the thought of vanquishing South Korea.

The conflict here feels anarchic, even bewildering, like a prisoner liberated from a cell and squinting into the sun.

Sure, it's unpredictable, even bewildering at first, but eventually you learn to flow with the waves.

For the father, who didn't grow up with the Internet, the insertion of it into the parental relationship is difficult, even bewildering.

Above all, in the loss of a critical agreement, of a sense of what it is that is 'flawed', the work seems to strike readers and audiences as strange, even bewildering.

The plot of "The Arbalest" lays this idea brazenly and brilliantly on the line when, near the end, to wrap up the action, it makes a brief but vast imaginative leap into breathtaking, astonishing, even bewildering absurdity.