bewilder

The questions in her mind bewildered the little girl because she could think of no answer.

Then there were still other things that had bewildered us.

The world, which had always bewildered him, was becoming clear.

She discovered no one else was there, and that bewildered her.

However, his air of command bewildered the man with the gun.

Many people said they have been bewildered by the president's reluctance to step forward.

But it was radically different from what he had expected, and the change bewildered him.

On the campaign trail he has bewildered even his supporters.

I tell you that they bewildered ourselves a thousand times over.

He thought to look upward, and the stars that had bewildered him were nearly gone.

She had honestly not known what to make of that; it bewildered her.

The shift in subject matter bewilders her for a moment.

More things would happen in the second half to bewilder the Raiders.

One contradiction was clear to Victoria and it bewildered her.

If you want this case to continue you'll have to give up trying to bewilder me."

Then, instead of being confused because I'm playing four games at once, just the one game will be enough to bewilder me.

She'll be bewildered by him, as he has been by her.

Many of today's players must be bewildered about current references to something so long gone; some were not even born when it took place.

I came from a Catholic grammar school and the new methods bewildered me.

That would bewilder him further when he reached his destination.

The sword bewildered her, she couldn't guess what it might mean.

That had bewildered him even without the added turmoil of human hormones.

The British had been bewildered at first, then shocked, and finally angered.

That phone call to him had completely bewildered her.

Just a few days before, she had bewildered them by talking about "crocodile milk."