Sentence examples for rather dazzled from inspiring English sources

Yet the former Chelsea centre-half had been rushed back from his own hamstring problems and was rather dazzled by Barça's vibrant approach.

The critics have, for the most part at least, been rather dazzled by this unorthodox biopic of Ian Dury, that unlikely lad of the late 70s and early 80s music scene: a pugacious polio survivor whose lyrical dexterity delved the mucky depths of British society for pearls of wisdom.

Flamenco, of course, has more than its share of pure flash and Sabicas did not disappoint those who came to gasp: strummed crossed bass strings that created a snare-drum sound in "Arabia," left-hand-alone passage work that dazzled eye and ear, etc. Mostly, though, the playing inspired silent respect, rather than demonstrative waves of jaleo.

The results were rather disastrous, distorting Roeg's complex timeline and resulting in some poor press and audiences more confused than dazzled.

"Awesome," said a dazzled Valentine.

He suspected things that dazzled.

Be dazzled one last time".

One emerges dazzled but also disturbed by Soyinka's ideas: in particular, the unfashionable notion that death can be seen as a triumphant entrance rather than a tragic exit.

He looked wide-eyed and dazzled.

Manipulative, crooning its spectators into dazzled obedience.

The dazzled dons were quick to oblige.