Sentence examples for rather bewildered from inspiring English sources

The car hire companies I spoke to this week seemed rather bewildered.

But people remained rather bewildered by the sudden turn of events over the past week.

The problem with all this hyperbole is that it leaves some of us rather bewildered.

Since Manhattan is actually Mediterranean in latitude, these early settlers were rather bewildered to encounter its snowy, freezing winter weather.

Photograph: David Davies/PA 6.18pm GMT Elise Christie has been talking, and she's clearly rather bewildered by the whole thing.

Their rather bewildered campaign manager concedes that the timing of Ms Yingluck's candidature, pretty much on the day the campaign began, was brilliant.

" It's rather bewildering.

Suggestions that George Galloway should be readmitted… are rather bewildering.

Biographies that are the result of research rather than firsthand knowledge present a rather bewildering array of forms.

But many made rather bewildering claims about the Middle East and the strategy needed to deal with its crises.

In this context, Poland's new foreign minister, whose right-wing party won recent elections, offered this rather bewildering suggestion.