Sentence examples for most bewildering from inspiring English sources

This was Arsenal at their most bewildering.

And this is where "Selma" the film is most bewildering.

On the disheartening conundrum of modernists and politics, Gay is at his most bewildering.

There are contemporary tangs to this most bewildering paragon of a cohort which included the Leonardoesque Albrecht Dürer and the dazzling Hans Holbein the Younger.

Along the way, they understandably struggled with their new lives, dabbling in drink and drugs, prompting the film's most bewildering scene in which a well-meaning but misguided foster family summarily tossed his charges out on to the street.

And for free-traders, the most bewildering fact about the American economy is that, despite all the stability and success in recent years, Americans have remained nervous about freer trade.

She was most bewildered by the objects in an adjacent window — but so was I.

Signed by the Yankees in 1923, Gehrig was, Busch says, "one of the most bewildered recruits" to ever join the team.

Cambodia's most bewildered cabbie was soon hearing tales of poor communities being flattened to make way for playgrounds for the rich, and frowning at the sort of government that allowed police to shoot protesters dead and beat women in the streets.

What most bewilders me in the marketing world are companies that don't exploit their leadership.

For many years after my mother's death, that realization is what left me the most bewildered.