Sentence examples for had bewildered from inspiring English sources

The initial withdrawal over the weekend after a nearly two-month siege had bewildered some rebels.

Van Dorn's feint toward Tennessee had bewildered Rosecrans, and most of his army was on outpost duty south of Corinth.

However, my answer seemed to bewilder the man as surely as his question had bewildered me.

Through his work, he explored the issues that had bewildered and fascinated him since childhood: who was he?

As field sergeant he had bewildered the men and their attack had been an attempt to pin down his personality.

His first club – formed with friends with whom he'd play in Bergen's narrow alleyways – was called Dynamo in honour of the Muscovite idols who had bewildered British crowds during the Russian club's famous tour of 1945.

Editors will know exactly what Gillespie means: all the ones I spoke to have, like Lipinski, had bewildering encounters with readers, especially conservatives, who saw evidence of political bias that hadn't occurred to them.

It seems to have bewildered fans, too.

His omnipresence has bewildered political insiders.

"It would have bewildered her".

The anger of young immigrants has bewildered and alarmed elders in their communities.