Examples of bewilder

• It is bewildering to observe the same individual treating certain persons or groups altruistically on one occasion, but indifferently on another.

• Analysts are bewildered by the exceptional endurance exhibited by most democratic administrations.

• Do they accurately perceive the current political situation despite a series of bewildering changes?

• And if only she wasn't blinded by choice and left bewildered by the lack of artist information.

• In this sense they were not bewildered or overwhelmed by what was happening to them.

• Also, a bewildering diversity of factors have been suggested to determine their demography.

• Over the course of a hundred years, it has assumed a bewildering variety of forms.

• But despite such elegant homologies, the style can be bewildering.