Sentence examples for he's bewildered from inspiring English sources

Camping's daughter says he's "bewildered," and all he can do is wait until midnight since he was so convinced.

Levin may find himself surrounded by hard-drinking, emotional former Yugoslavians — the kind who've populated Hemon's other books — but he's bewildered, left out, distractedly wondering if he should or shouldn't sleep with that buxom student.

Half-heartedly brandishing a cane, McShane acts as though he's bewildered and bored by the play: he's a ham without benefit of baking.

In fact he's bewildered, and the comedy comes out of the fact that he can't believe what's happening to him.

Like many of the farmers, he's bewildered and angry that some people now seem to regard him as an environmental hazard.

Giovanni Bignami, president of the National Institute for Astrophysics, says he's "bewildered" by the cuts, because the National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes (ANVUR) started a review of all national research institutes less than a year ago; preliminary scores are expected at the end of the year.

At the start of the novel, he declares himself inadequate to the story: true greatness is something he can't pretend to understand, and he is bewildered by Strickland's art.

But Mr. Agarwal, who worked for the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, said in an interview that he was bewildered by the administration's oversight of the project.

(Australia also became only the third western country with the right to broadcast in China, after Britain and America).Mark Scott, the ABC's managing director, says he is "bewildered" by the decision.

He was bewildered, he said, by America's devotion to turkey.

O'Neill said he was bewildered by the Democrats' bellyaching over the government's approved tax cuts at this late date.