Sentence examples for less bewildering from inspiring English sources

But up close the focus on abortion is less bewildering.

Bahjat Murad's journey, which started in Aleppo last year, was no less bewildering.

In fact, there used to be many more numbers until last year, when officials tinkered with Lotzee to try to make it less bewildering.

He felt the biggest challenge now was to create a fluidity to Les Halles, to make it easier to walk around and less bewildering.

"When he walked out of our marriage, and was trying to make 'things seem less bewildering' to help me understand how he could have lied to me for so long," Cole wrote.

At least Derbyshire's "Stop!" is less bewildering than moderate refrain of "Wait!" Bewildering, because shallow understanding of the "why" of health care reform (unjust vs. unfortunate), inevitably has its basis in what [Martin Luther] King calls a "misconception of time," and its role in social change.

Alice has more or less bewildered them; Huckleberry Finn has never been digested.

The protagonists of "The Band's Visit" are no less bewildered than those of "In Bruges" to find themselves far from home, but there the resemblance ends.

The insurance industry was no less bewildered.. "It concerns so deeply the way we work," said William Vidoja, the deputy manager for the European Federation of the Insurance Industry, which represents 5,118 insurance companies.

Once men understand that basic fact (and it is a fact), they might be less bewildered by our outrage.

I am blind, baby-less, bewildered, with a bleeding brain and a broken heart.