Sentence examples for it was bewildering from inspiring English sources
Keith Uhlich, of Time Out New York, felt that the film did not live up to its "long hype," and felt that it was "bewildering" to discover the film's praise at the Sundance Film Festival because Uhlich characterized the film as having "shrug-worthiness".
It was bewildering enough, at times, to its domestic audience; abroad it must frequently have been plain incomprehensible.
"It was bewildering," I later wrote.
James Cherry 27, projectionist It was bewildering, but compelling.
There are many words you can use but it was bewildering, really.
"It was bewildering," said Anderson Todd, one of the few Modernist architects in Houston at the time.
The Church of England said it was "bewildered" by the ban and warned of possible legal action.
In one case, an appellate panel said it was bewildered by "the question as to whether in any given situation 'hunting' is taking place".
The Church of England said it was "bewildered" by the decision not to show the advert, which encourages Christians to pray by showing a range of people saying the Lord's Prayer.
It is bewildering, sometimes maddening in its fecund confusion.
