(1) If these questions bewilder you, you are not alone.

(2) Questions like these will bewilder historians - and novelists - for decades to come.

(3) Beware of false, deceptive people and situations that may bewilder you temporarily.

(4) At first this new arrangement bewilders me, then I'm angry that nobody told me we were moving.

(5) I could only stare at her in bewilderment , trying to grasp the meaning of her words.

(6) Thus some patients were bewildered as to the cause of their symptoms.

(7) Distances even to the nearest star - it takes a beam of light four whole years - are bewilderingly large.

(8) For someone who, in the past, has been rated as the best goalkeeper in the world, it bewilders me why he so often opts to do the silly as opposed to the sensible.

(9) But a simple request for a list of the 40 cyclists who have been prevented from racing for excessive haematocrit levels since 1997 produced a bewilderingly response.

(10) He looks like he always does: a slightly bewildered bloke, swept along by events.

(11) Whilst the conversation heightens, a bang can be heard outside and the guests look up bewilderedly when they hear a woman shouting from the hallway.

(12) He is clearly bewildered as to how he came to be in such a predicament.

(13) They then informed the slightly bewildered audience that we had just heard their first song.

(14) Not only are financial products bewilderingly complex, advisors are relying on the wrong people to guide them.

(15) His parents are so bewildered , they are sure it must have been an accident.

(16) It bewilders me, and it befuddles the architects I've talked to.

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(18) But what bewilders me is that instead of providing a real solution, the local authority simply forces the schools to close.

(19) The largest effect they had was to cause bewilderment and alarm throughout the neighbourhood.

(20) Most of his friends were bewildered by his change of direction, and he was alienated from all but the most loyal.