Sentence examples for there is bewildering from inspiring English sources
There is bewildering inconsistency as the legislation darts from incredible intrusions into domestic affairs of some states to laissez-faire handouts.
Letters slant backwards, there are bewildering gaps in each of them and they are not easy to read.
There was bewildering over-sensitivity - Annabel Croft somehow managed to burst into tears before the show had even started.
Although the clinicians use some standard evaluation techniques and there are bewildering variety of computerized test equipments, the automatic measurement of the lung mechanics requires further work.
The museum's collections are made up entirely of gifts, and the abundance is bewildering: there's a model of Mashad airport, and then the medals of the great Iranian wrestler of the 20th century, Gholamreza Takhti.
And since no patent can be issued on Ginko Biloba or St John's Wort, there is no advantage to any company which pays to test natural drugs.Admittedly, the range of new potions is bewildering, but there is little evidence that they do much harm.
This statement is bewildering.
And it's why the end of the cold war was bewildering – there was a perverse comfort to be had living in the shadow of mutually assured destruction, a comfort that many Americans evidently still miss if the popularity of Donald Trump's sabre-rattling is anything to go by.
And for transferees not inclined toward Manhattan living, said Tory Masters, a partner in Intrepid New Yorker, there is the bewildering prospect of "literally hundreds of communities, urban and suburban, to choose from, and 20,000 real estate agents with varying degrees of ethics and expertise".
Again, there are many who are bewildered and between these general positions.
