Sentence examples for which is bewildering from inspiring English sources

The execution is less consistent — in this case, the beef was dry — which is bewildering, given Mr. Jones's track record and obvious talent.

And while having Usher can make her feel "unsure what is happening around me, which is bewildering and unsettling", it has also made her "learn how to appreciate what I have when I have it... friends, family, and people who show kindness to me".

It looks to me that some are made, as you say, regardless of how a player is doing, which is bewildering if they are playing well.

The villagers are exasperated: the exaggerated importance of something which they see as completely removed from reality is bewildering.

It takes a whole second to focus, which can be frustrating, and squeezing the shutter button treats you to the sound of the shutter snapping twice, which can be bewildering.

Unfortunately for Brazil, the next in line for the striking positions is Jô, which will be bewildering to anyone who remembers him at Manchester City.

The new arrivals can learn from the experiences of those who arrived a year or two ago, and have figured out how to navigate the rental market here, which can be bewildering to outsiders.

"There were no men in Portugal," he explains.Special report Half-way there Pause for breath In the club A funny way to run a country Too much of a good thing Big fish in small ponds Still travelling hopefully Sources Reprints Related topics European Union Western Europe Portugal PortugalYou can argue about the dates, but not about the speed of change, which has been bewildering.

I've noticed their unwavering dedication to chronicling TV talent competitions as they air on weekend evenings (which can be bewildering, since the shows don't play in the US) and just learned of a mutual passion for Sherlock, but this TV fixation doesn't suggest someone at the country homes of those with bold faced names on the weekend.

Each genre and even each game develops its own slang, which can be bewildering for a newcomer.

THE stockmarket is bewildering.