Sentence examples for increasingly bewildered from inspiring English sources

"Let me get this straight," said Marr, looking increasingly bewildered.

Public demonstrations often turned into confrontations with the increasingly bewildered and beleaguered police.

As Freud, Antony Sher mines the comic pathos of the increasingly bewildered morphine-addled Freud, but also shows the gravitas of the man and his rumbling fears.

I stopped being able to articulate my needs, and my new care assistants became increasingly bewildered with their lack of instruction.

We talked for an hour, through my increasingly bewildered (male) interpreter, during which time I learned that there was no word for "feminism" in her language, or, for that matter, for "recipe".

Ms. Shue is no Stanwyck, of course, but she bounces from one narrative right angle to the next with melodramatic vigor, laughing and weeping and tugging at the increasingly bewildered Don, who seems happy to yield.

An increasingly bewildering array of complex derivatives make it possible to create enormous leverage.

The President is increasingly bewildering or worrying friends and foes alike.

This month, 633 titles will be published in French, in a ritual known as la rentrée littéraire, a publishing blitz that the reading public finds increasingly bewildering.

One problem: Blackpool have a manager in place, and José Riga has suffered enough – courtesy of the club's increasingly bewildering chairman, Karl Oyston – without finding out that the interviews have already started for a position he has not even vacated.

Colleges and universities are coping with an increasingly bewildering and burdensome morass of often-conflicting legal rules aimed at guaranteeing absolute safety for students on the nation's collegiate campuses.