Sentence examples for the bewildering from inspiring English sources
verb
To confuse, puzzle or befuddle someone, especially with many different things.
- All the different possible options may bewilder us.
Take the bewildering violence of Boko Haram.
How to get there, though, from the bewildering beginning?
Hence the bewildering picture that emerged in the ensuing hours.
What we didn't: the bewildering choice on the food menu.
Rounding out the bewildering atmosphere is the music: boomer pop courtesy of satellite radio.
Hence the bewildering array of overlapping protocols and compacts.Take AFTA itself.
The bewildering reverse-sweep for six off Muralitharan was an example of this.
On the bewildering side: so many pastries, so few worth it.
He acknowledged the bewildering difficulties in building the institutions of democracy from scratch.
It was not clear whether this took account of the bewildering range of perks they enjoy.
Now Gesar has made a film, Tulku, examining the bewildering plight of the western tulku.
