There, the notion of paying for something intangible has proved bewildering.
This interview with a self-confessed liar, a proven fabricator, is bewildering for both of us, and the only certainties that lie between us today are our dictaphones, his half-eaten pasta, and our mutual suspicions.
The evidence is bewildering.
He died of a heart attack in 2009, cheated out of royalties from the interest that had grown in his music since the turn of the century, but he left behind a peerless catalogue of bewildering obscurity that proves he was as good as any of his better-known contemporaries.
Getting the necessary approval involved several false starts and proved to be a frustrating, sometimes bewildering, process for Ms. Girard-Blakey and her husband, Cornel Blakey, 61.
He was both a great novelist and columnist, proving that they're not incompatible; and within both he wrote across a bewildering, thrilling range.
Channel 4 also broadcasts the first two of the week's many bewildering handicaps, in all of which the draw and luck in running may prove vital.
(The choice is, predictably, fairly bewildering, with front-and-back cameras as well as cameras with GPS to prove speed and location).
When that proved not so straightforward, no plan at all was followed by plans for everything in bewildering detail.
Bewildered, bewildering primate.
