Sentence examples for much bewilderment from inspiring English sources

A little more than two years later, amid much bewilderment and administrative confusion, Germans did just that.

The shop is suffused with almost as much bewilderment as dust, of which there is an ample layer on the stacks of ball bearings that entomb us.

Still, with the exception of a young man who landed a hard right to her foam-rubber head to impress his pals, most people treated her with respect, albeit much bewilderment as to what her character was supposed to be.

The second time I saw Sands, it was with some embarrassment and much bewilderment that I snatched a glance at his rouged face inside the pine coffin at his home in Belfast's Twinbrook Estate.

Dave Hockaday Record: Six games, two wins, four defeats Cellino's first managerial hiring was a left-field one as Hockaday, whose only experience as manager had been with non-league Forest Green, was appointed amid much bewilderment.

BOSTON, Oct. 20 — Jaromir Jagr leaned back in his locker in an all-but-empty visitors' locker room after Saturday's loss to Boston and said to no one in particular, "Zero-zero?" Jagr's voice was filled with as much bewilderment as disgust.

The match caused much press bewilderment in the western world, mainly due to Kadyrov's abysmal human rights record and known practices of torture and rape as weapons of rule.

Hence the judges' positive reflection on Sarah Eberle's garden – much to the bewilderment of the public.

Much of the bewilderment — and therefore the argument — stems from the imprecise nature of some of the proposed rules.

He had overheard some audience members talking about Trump with not so much loathing as bewilderment.

I grew up with two younger siblings, and we've always gotten along, much to the bewilderment of the other parents on the street.