Sentence examples for such bewilderment from inspiring English sources

That kind of popular approval explains why the government's decision to formally launch the privatisation of the east coast mainline by offering it to tender is causing such bewilderment, confusion and anger among many regular travellers on the London-to-Edinburgh route.

Such bewilderment among tech experts is common in Washington, where "the culture is radically different" than in Silicon Valley, according to Anne Marie Slaughter, a former director of policy planning at the State Department.

Such bewilderments are the subject of a new children's book, "Ballerina Swan," by the former New York City Ballet dancer Allegra Kent.

But there are times when Ms. Hannah looks out into the audience with an expression of such aching bewilderment that you feel guilty.

Some expressed bewilderment at such expenditure in a town with the highest unemployment in the West Midlands.

When the diagnosis is unexpected, feelings related to loss and hard-to-manage emotions such as uncertainty and bewilderment can arise.

We may have a reputation for orderly queuing but I suspect that stems from foreign bewilderment that such organised behaviour, where it still exists, is voluntary.

In 16 hours of interviews, Singh showed no remorse and kept expressing bewilderment that such a fuss was being made about this rape, when everyone was at it.

There was such an air of bewilderment and despair," she said in an email.

Now such moments are met with bewilderment, part of a continuing mystery of his last three months.

Not since Michael Dukakis rode around in a tank has Massachusetts created such a stir of grass-roots bewilderment.