Sentence examples for may seem bewildering from inspiring English sources

The math may seem bewildering, but the bottom line should not be.

If you have tuned in to the 2016 Presidential primaries for the first time today, the reaction to the Iowa caucuses may seem bewildering.

There've been huge reforms in recent years to the way teachers are trained, and the variety of choices may seem bewildering.

Although Mr Binyon provides pithy explanations where necessary, the profusion of Russian names and places may seem bewildering and it is best to come to this biography with at least a rudimentary knowledge of Pushkin's life and work.

In "conclusion", although the multiplicity of etiologies and the somewhat intricate nature of mechanisms related to normotonic or hypertonic hyponatremia may seem bewildering at first, physicians may salvage consolation in the fact that these conditions are rare, cause only mild to moderate hyponatremia and can be readily ruled out by a simple and expeditious clinical and biological assessment.

To non-American audiences, the outrage that this decision has provoked may seem bewildering.

If the legal aspects of the Christian-workplace phenomenon seem bewildering, it may be because, while the United States has always been a deeply religious nation, until recently it has also been fairly resolute about keeping faith out of the public sphere.

In turn, you may share the benefit of your experience navigating organizations and cultures that can seem bewildering to the uninitiated.

To many ordinary Americans, such confidence might seem bewildering.

Even by Texan standards, this must seem bewildering.

To the uninitiated, the Michelin Guide can seem bewildering.