Sentence examples for some bewildering from inspiring English sources

A recent Harvard admissions paper described applicants as "dazed survivors of some bewildering lifelong boot camp".

The American conductor David Stern chose some bewildering tempi, which occasionally caught the SCO off-guard.

The theory — and a theory is all it is right now — has begun to make sense of some bewildering phenomena.

Her heroine was almost always herself: trapped in a cross-cultural marriage, tipping between the old world and the new, observing from the outside some bewildering place.

The video, titled "Drunk Makeup Tutorial," is completely awesome to some, bewildering to others — and above all, classic Jenna Marbles, another installment from a reigning queen of YouTube.

Every month he receives an internal company report sent from Europe and, for some bewildering reason, has to pay tax on it (and always for a different amount).

" Some bewildered comment trailed off into silence.

To the list of counties Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach -- where some bewildered voters are still scratching their heads, add one more: Suffolk.

Like some bewildered Frankenstein's monster, waking up on the slab and lashing out, not knowing the power of its new arms and legs.

Fiona's father had died, after some bewildered and stoical time alone in the big house, and Fiona had inherited both that property and the farmhouse where her father had grown up, in the country near Georgian Bay.

WHAT is a Vivendi?" That is what some bewildered Wall Street media analysts were asking last month when Vivendi S.A. announced that it was buying the Seagram Company for what was then $34 billion in stock.