Sentence examples for somewhat bewildering from inspiring English sources

In recent years, a rich and somewhat bewildering assortment of luxury sites have popped up on the Internet.

"The viva can be a somewhat bewildering experience, because most of the fellowship (there are about 80 fellows at any one time) attends".

"If you go to a protest, wear your grandmother's felt boots and coat, the ones that were a sign of outrageous wealth in the 1980s, if they haven't been eaten by moths yet," he said in a somewhat bewildering statement.

The Killing III came to a bloody and somewhat bewildering end last night, Sarah Lund perhaps taking the show's title too literally and jetting off to yet more darkness.

The narrative has barely begun before you're plunged into a detailed (and somewhat bewildering) exploration of the history of Ashford, in Kent, and the impact of the Channel Tunnel on the region.

To this uninitiated reviewer, it was enjoyable partly for being a mere curiosity; however, it was also something more valuable, a mesmerizing, if somewhat bewildering experience of the theater as an exotic house of worship.

All eyes were upon mother, who seemed for a while somewhat bewildered.

Francis Lubbock said Hébert seemed "somewhat bewildered by the magnitude of the task assigned him".

Her comment provoked a massive argument with her somewhat bewildered son and husband.

So I was somewhat bewildered when, 20 minutes later, we walked into a massive supermarket.

Johnny approaches his work with a wry, somewhat bewildered detachment while living with a numbing frivolity.