Sentence examples for its bewildering from inspiring English sources
The Rondo blusters uncharacteristically, although it is fascinating for its bewildering series of key changes.
It's a region known for its bewildering number of churches, convents and monasteries.
Audiences at the time thought so, and shunned the film; its bewildering switches of tone make it ripe for fresh appraisal.
Its bewildering array of platforms means it is able to deliver anything from cheap Chinese car parts to American consumers to fresh New Zealand oysters to China's increasingly wealthy middle classes.
Widespread ignorance about the place is compounded by its bewildering diversity and the subtle complexity of its politics and society.
The Big Green Machine — and its bewildering bureaucracy — will be with my family for some time to come.
His stories were a celluloid witness to his "lover's quarrel with his country" — its passion for distraction, its punishing Puritanism, its racism, its bewildered pursuit of happiness.
Joining Cela in reviving Spanish fiction during the 1940s was Carmen Laforet, whose Nada (1945, "Nothing"; Eng. trans. Andrea), with its bewildered adolescent's perspective of war's aftermath, became an instant best seller.
The arrival of such a series will call to mind what legendarily came before: its moral inquiries, its occasionally bewildering points of plot.
A celebration of the kids' TV strand and its sometimes bewildering array of programming.
