Sentence examples for evident bewilderment from inspiring English sources

Their evident bewilderment is good news for literary punters, as it means generous prices are available somewhere for almost all Grayling's 13.

But when he was recently in Las Vegas on vacation, he told me with evident bewilderment, Mötley Crüe's singer, Vince Neil, approached him to say what a huge fan he was.

Set against Eric Paddock and the government's bewilderment was the deliberation evident at the crime scene.

Hicks's outrage, bewilderment, and obsession is evident in a thirty-nine-page letter that he sent to me three months later, which recapitulates both his routine and the media politics going on around it.

The model has four phases: events and expectations; bewilderment and suspicion; evidence gathering, and anger and conflict.

He shakes his head in bewilderment and explains that the consequences of building the dams were evident.

Describe his bewilderment.

Their bewilderment was palpable.

"Wonderland" skips straight to bewilderment.

In its place is bewilderment.

There was also mutual bewilderment.