Sentence examples for potential bewilderment from inspiring English sources

"To be fair, one of those is absolutely wrong," explained one of the dozens of transportation ambassadors, as they were identified by their jackets, positioned on the concourse to help allay the potential bewilderment of the crowds.

While the auto industry is concerned about the potential for buyer bewilderment as the new system is phased in, there is cautious optimism and a commitment to dispelling the confusion.

Burns never "came out" in the contemporary sense to family, friends or the public, occasionally alluding rather vaguely to girlfriends and potential marriage partners, to the bewilderment of his acquaintances, who could plainly tell that he was not that way inclined.

In an interview here this week, Mr. Gates hinted at his strategies for taking potential customers from Apple and expressed bewilderment that the recording industry had failed to turn digital music into a big moneymaker.

Describe his bewilderment.

Their bewilderment was palpable.

"Wonderland" skips straight to bewilderment.

In its place is bewilderment.

There was also mutual bewilderment.

Bewilderment was universal.

But his bewilderment grew.