Sentence examples for too bewildered from inspiring English sources

But she seemed too bewildered to move.

The passengers stared at them, and Ratna was too bewildered to say anything.

He'd sailed all night without sleep and was too bewildered to think about rest now.

She was home alone and, following the attack, too bewildered and drowsy to know to call in sick.

There was so much music that most of us were too bewildered to remember to feel excited.

"I was too shocked to cry, too confused to take notes or ask questions, too bewildered to even think," David wrote.

The problem is that consumers, and often designers, too, are bewildered by what really constitutes a sustainable product.

He, too, seems bewildered at the duration of this Rip Van Winkle-like intermission in his life — "the interregnum, this strange and perverse lapse of time," as he puts it.

At first, I, too, was bewildered, not by the derogatory nature of the term, but — on the contrary — by her apparent non-pejorative use of it.

At first, I, too, was bewildered, not by the derogatory nature of the term, but on the contrary by her apparent non-pejorative use of it.

Analysts too were bewildered by the announcement.