'Twas a clear and brightly mooned night, yet somehow Holmes seemed bothered and bewildered, as if by phanthoms themselves.
And yet somehow, despite the intervention of a bewildered Sylvester Stallone, the Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram has resisted the world's pleas to release the schoolchildren it seized in northern Nigeria in April.
Senator Clinton: I was bewildered by it, that it was somehow illegitimate to talk about faith as a Democrat.
The general's gaze was direct, as ever, blue eyes ringed by red, glassy and bewildered and filled with terrible knowledge, and always, somehow, far away.
A wrestler teetering on the brink of the ring, on the verge of an apparently inevitable loss, somehow regains his balance, deftly lolls to the side, pushes back, and sends his bewildered opponent tumbling to the ground.
Somehow, when it comes to Graham Coxon, what should make you want to kill him – his child-like voice, his bewildered air, his habit of biting his lower lip – instead makes you think he's ace.
Bewildered, bewildering primate.
"The Iraqis were bewildered.
The riots were a sort of harsh crash course for bewildered citizens who believed it could not happen or trusted to the long patience of the English character to accept the bad times somehow.
Robert was simply bewildered.
