Sentence examples for the bewildering effect from inspiring English sources

I lost a brother when I was younger, and there was something about learning about all these young boys who died when it could have been stopped, and seeing the bewildering effect on a family at the loss of a son, a brother.

It's reminiscent of the heady 60s and 70s when Jeff Nuttall got up to theatrical no-good with the People Show and Jeff Keen spliced film clips together to bewildering effect.

Initially, the dramatic music, storybook designs, and broad, folkish choreography combine to slightly bewildering effect.

Today, however, considering how much effort and money American companies expend on keeping a competitive advantage by figuring out which loopholes to exploit from the bewildering array of rules now in effect, they might not entirely oppose reform.

The bewildering perils of Baghdad.

Take the bewildering violence of Boko Haram.

How to get there, though, from the bewildering beginning?

Attempts to understand the bewildering complexity of living organisms illustrate this transition.

He embraced the bewildered children.

The bewildered cast received a standing ovation.

'Nothing,' the bewildered girl answered.