Sentence examples similar to evoke bewilderment from inspiring English sources

For that, you might turn instead to some of the excellent fiction that has come out of Partition (Khushwant Singh's classic "Train to Pakistan," for example, or Alok Bhalla's fine three-part anthology, "Stories About the Partition of India"), which does a far better job of evoking the terror, the bewilderment and the remorse that still shadow so many lives on the subcontinent.

Over the years, my mother's Christmas presents have become infamous for the amusement, bewilderment – and sometimes – horror that they could evoke.

More often, however, the characters sense but cannot label their wounds – Tsiolkas is expert at evoking brutal but often elusive states of rage, grief and bewilderment, and, crucially, at making you wonder where their roots really lie.

For long stretches, as Agee evokes first the comforts of childhood and then its loneliness and bewilderment, the novel reaches a pitch of tenderness that comes within hailing distance of what Joyce achieved in the early pages of "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man".

Describe his bewilderment.

Their bewilderment was palpable.

Bewilderment was universal.

But his bewilderment grew.

This caused some bewilderment.

"Wonderland" skips straight to bewilderment.

I stared in bewilderment.