Sentence examples for even more bewildering from inspiring English sources

With the advent of Obamacare, obtaining and paying for birth control has become even more bewildering.

But for those who think they might be gay, lesbian or bisexual, it can be even more bewildering.

But as a historian, I found it even more bewildering to hear speakers claim that government-sponsored vaccines were a violation of the founding fathers' design.

My feelings about this may be influenced by the fact that I don't drink coffee, which makes the whole ritual even more bewildering to me — and by the fact that I'm still startled that my sons are old enough to drink coffee.

All of which seems, oddly, to have come as a shock to her but must have been even more bewildering to egoless Christopher, who hasn't read the book and whose work colleagues, until now, have had no idea about his home life.

Well, it's even more bewildering up here.

I am left even more bewildered than I was before.

This latter group looks, if anything, even more bewildered.

"What?" my father asked, looking even more bewildered.

At secondary school, Zoltar felt even more bewildered when the other girls began obsessing about boyfriends, lipgloss and spots.

If the choices weren't baffling before, they may be ever more bewildering.