Sentence examples for is sometimes bewildering from inspiring English sources

But the need to express the inner world of fantasy and dream was equally apparent, and, hence, the poetry is sometimes bewildering.

The effect is sometimes bewildering – I advise carefully studying the synopsis first – and Payne could have thought harder about how to ensure his audience can always keep up with his rapid-fire sequence of ideas.

The effect is sometimes bewildering – I advise carefully studying the synopsis first – and Payne could have thought harder about how to ensure his audience can always keep up with his rapid-fire sequence of ideas.

Father   Meena's father is sometimes bewildered by his active daughter.

There are endless recordings of the classics, and to people who have the occasion to buy one for a gift the choices are sometimes bewildering.

His tendency to reiterate melodies in different voices, including the bass voice, leads to tonal creations which are sometimes bewildering.

Because the conflicts are meshed in much-manipulated local societies, economies and ethnic identities, they are sometimes bewildering for the outsider.

Yet authorities are sometimes bewildered when citizens request budget transparency.

Yet even top travel agents say they are sometimes bewildered by the stars.

Mr Benn later wrote that Ralph Miliband was sometimes bewildered by the way his sons questioned his attitudes, and worried that he was "very out of date".

The Krupnik children are sometimes bewildered and defiant but never cute, and in the books' unexpected endings, people fail and change -- the parents, too.