Sentence examples for getting bewildered from inspiring English sources

No one man can, for any considerable time, wear one face to himself, and another to the multitude, without finally getting bewildered as to which is the true one.

"I do get bewildered," he said.

But it's a bit like they smashed their way into Foot Locker, got bewildered by choice, and came out with two left shoes.

Unable to wrap its paws around the handle or grasp the pot's purpose in its tiny mind, the bear gets bewildered, then it turns irate, and finally it gets furious and flies into a terrible rage.

When you give people too much of something they're not familiar with, they get bewildered".

Most people don't know what cogs are so you'll mostly get bewildered looks.

Always make a note of things to  say so you don't get bewildered during the speech.

And for old fogeys who grew up with Lucy and Desi, the welter of perky silicone, buffed gluteals and bad dialog can get bewildering.

That's definitely a strength, even if the choices can get bewildering.

Of course, my grandmother – a vet's wife and lifelong country girl – treated vegetarianism the way I treat particle physics; no matter how many times the basic tenets were explained to her, she still got a bewildered, vaguely threatened look on her face whenever it was brought up.

He goes on to say, "I went to Brussels and asked that to the Europeans, and I got 27 bewildered countries saying 'We don't know.