Sentence examples for find it bewildering from inspiring English sources
Well, I find it bewildering that John McCain is only now finding himself bewildered.
Yet some find it bewildering.
She's a British novelist, and I find it bewildering she's not better known here.
Visitors to Istanbul can find it bewildering to decide where to eat.
Casual fans find it bewildering, because we have no idea who any of these hockey superstars are.
"I find it bewildering," says Oz, settling into a couch in the north London home of his brother, his regular lodging when on tour here.
Parker, who despite the six-inch flip-flop comment seems a sensible soul, finds it bewildering.
As a child I found it bewildering to think that I'd need to cross only two more national borders to get to China [4].
McCain also said he found it "bewildering" that President Obama had waited "three or four weeks" before commenting on the scandal.
I found it bewildering that a man charged with rape of a 19-year-old would be the subject of so much adulation.
