Sentence examples for find bewildering from inspiring English sources

It's a development that Kimmy, who vanished while the internet was still in dial-up mode, would surely find bewildering.

High-speed cameras confirm what we see of him in performance when his feet move at speeds that even the most practiced of defenders find bewildering.

Were Shakespeare suddenly to reappear in Stratford like Banquo's ghost – unsportingly interrupting, say, the salmon and caper starter of the Birthday Luncheon – he would find bewildering the notion that there is anything intrinsically English about his writing.

The daughter of two New York artists, she has been the focus of US media attention since she was a child, to a degree that most people would find bewildering – though she, according to her memoir, took a dissociative pleasure in it.

Look through a directory of our industry, and you'll find bewildering strings of letters and surnames.

"It's funny because a lot of it has to do with timing, age demographics and there is a lot of politics and there are some people that get inducted that people find bewildering...

Mr. Romney turned to Mr. Joyce and made an inside joke that the senator found bewildering.

In addition, I found bewildering Gottlieb's contention that I do "little," in regard to "American intellectual life," to "compare it with that of other countries".

Pygmalion, a sculptor, is besotted with a statue he has created, a circumstance that his flesh-and-blood girlfriend, C ise, finds bewildering.

Mr. Devaraj said he's approached police and government agencies in the past to rescue trafficked girls but the response he gets is that there aren't places to rehabilitate them – a response he finds bewildering.

We were producing more food — more grain, more meat, more fruits and vegetables — than ever before, more cheaply than ever before, and with a degree of variety, safety, quality and convenience that preceding generations would have found bewildering".