In England the thought of political parties being in coalition in government but fighting against each other at an election is still bewildering (at least to many political commentators, if not to voters).
He had days of astonishing success and once, at least, bowled with a bewildering swerve [i. e. swing bowling] that recalled George Hirst at his best".
The senator has also sought to regain his footing after the disclosures left him, at least initially, uncharacteristically bewildered and unsure how to respond, according to a close political associate.
But to a large segment of Disney's intended audience this idea would be bewildering or, at least, cold and unpalatable.
It would take at least another decade, and a bewildering trio of giants, Joseph Lister, Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch, finally to lay the groundwork for a unified theory of medical microbiology.
The paradoxes of the living corpse seem to be just as bewildering — or at least as open to interpretation — to the hospital as they are to the McMath family.
But they have barely emerged in Russia, not least because of the onerous, bewildering regulations on the books and the bribe-grasping misbehavior of some of the bureaucrats who oversee them.
Last week's stunning announcement, at least to some in United States soccer circles, that the next two and possibly six away World Cup qualifying matches would be shown only on Al Jazeera's new network, beIN Sport, was not so bewildering in at least one quarter.
In Germany, surfers confront a bewildering choice of at least 36 price packages, ranging from $10 to $100 a month.
That is the only possible explanation for her bewildering approach to writing, at least.
