Sentence examples for seems bewildering from inspiring English sources

Nancy's mixture of hovering appeasement and disregard for professional help now seems bewildering.

The concept that the Garden would deny one of its own teams broad TV exposure seems bewildering.

Damian McNeela at Panmure Gordon said: This decision seems bewildering given the relatively small share each of these brands has of the £9bn Great Britain soft drinks market and the fact that Coca Cola and private label combined account for around 50% of the take home market.

At first glance, the choice seems bewildering.

Jacobs still seems bewildered by the corporate culture.

By contrast, the 60-year-old Harry just seems bewildered.

He seems bewildered, in fact, to find that fashion has lately come to him.

The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, a body of 19 generals that serves as a temporary executive branch, often seems bewildered by the demands besieging it.

He, too, seems bewildered at the duration of this Rip Van Winkle-like intermission in his life — "the interregnum, this strange and perverse lapse of time," as he puts it.

It's no surprise that the mother (Gilda De Bal), tiny as a sparrow, at times seems bewildered to be in the same house with these men.

In the aftermath of Cyrus's tongue-wagging televised set, the 20-year-old seems bewildered that it's still a talking point.