Utiliser "bewilder" dans une phrase

1. Why not try one of the dark honeys, brown as a nut, with the strong and heady sweetness of sunshine? Why not try one of the mild, creamy white honeys, thick and subtle flavoured? There is such a bewildering variety of honeys from all over the world that I could not possibly name them all, but perhaps the most delectable of all, though it is a matter of personal preference, are the clover honeys, smooth and mellow as butterscotch, and with an unforgettable bouquet, and the dark-toned, exotic honeys of the Caribbean

2. had to admit that he was finding Paris both bewildering

3. Carius moved closer to her on the ground, eager to make sense of all that had been happening, all that he had seen and heard in some very bewildering and horrifying recent days

4. It must be bewildering to them

5. Firstly, it moulded exactly to his shape; its HUD overlay was giving him a bewildering array of information

6. lights flashing everywhere in a bewildering pattern that seemed to work in harmony with the

7. I find it bewildering that theologists say that we should speak the truth but, in practice, we are expected to lie

8. He draws himself into a train car as it passes with bewildering ease and pulls me in after him

9. The information and research in this book is inspirational, revealing and also bewildering, to say the least

10. This removes the notion of arbitrary results of capricious and totally unpredictable fate – or of living in a Kafkaesque world where life occurrences and situations are totally bewildering, bizarre, or illogical

11. There was a bewildering array of hand pumps on the bar, and on the advice of the young man behind the bar, I chose a pint of Hobson’s beer for myself, and ordered a glass of white wine for Lindsay

12. We set off down the river around the north side of an island in the middle of the river and through a bewildering maze of channels among the mudflats finally emerging near an island south of the large island west of my peninsula, late in the afternoon

13. Luis found my explanation of the Hanjen calendar bewildering and suggested that we should switch to his Christian calendar instead

14. Today’s China is, in Roger’s view, a gigantic and unforgettable country of bewildering vastness, dazzling antiquity and bursting prosperity

15. The realization that the memory of her would haunt me forever was bewildering

16. Probably there is no other scenery quite like it in the world, rolling, craggy hills, strewn with loose rocks and covered with scrubby trees in a bewildering variety of shades of green, now and then animals crossing the road in search of food, or

17. A confrontation with superspace would not only be bewildering; it can drive a person, who expects nothing but classical physical behavior, insane

18. The post-modernist belief in the relativism of truth, coupled to the clicker culture of the mass media where attention spans are nonexistent, leaves us with bewildering claims packaged in convenient shiny infotainment units

19. The entry into it is utterly bewildering, and it brings as its first sensation an intense vividness of life, surprising even to him who is familiar with the

20. She became, herself, a blur of bewildering motion

21. The array of rounded shoulders and shallow declivities was bewildering and apparently endless

22. After that there was a bewildering succession of dim courts and shadowy alleys and winding corridors, all traversed in utter silence, until at last they emerged into a broad lighted chamber, the location of which Conan could not even guess, for their devious route had confused even his primitive sense of direction

23. But what Demery and Hayes saw was bewildering

24. There were half a dozen destroyers, two P I ships and a bewildering array of unarmed random scout and lightly armed pirate ships she did not know about in orbit around the planet

25. ” Johnny managed a bewildering chuckle, shaking his head in a disgusted irony

26. Joey found himself staring at her breasts for a moment, but soon he was captivated by the sheer intensity of her bewildering bright eyes

27. As Moses was led into the wilderness, actually pushed into the wilderness, (a bewildering place, dry, plain and without the convenience of familiar life ), by the Spirit, and the Israelites with him, were in this place of refuse and dryness to bring them to a level of acceptance of the will of God, in this case the Promise Land, and what it took to get there

28. There is a bewildering and mind boggling choice and availability of a kaleidoscope of information, fiction, non-fiction, entertainment, games and social networking to amuse and interest us

29. Back then Twitter was a bewildering world of a

30. bewildering sight that confronted her

31. Penrose was in a state of shock after the bewildering conversation with

32. great difficulty processing the bewildering explanation

33. There was a distinct feeling in some quarters that the President was not being as open as he might have been about some aspects of this bewildering chain of events

34. Every other culture had a cyclical vision of life in which nothing ever changed and in which there were a bewildering number of animal and anthropomorphic

35. Unfortunately, I usually found his proofs bewildering and could almost never follow them

36. You see things as so bewildering and confusing, how is a wise

37. Is he not play-acting love to worm his way into my heart? Isn’t it strange that the emotions of love and the afflictions of lust are look-alike, bewildering women from discerning the lover from a seducer and unfortunately for them the language of love and the dialect of lust have a common alphabet causing this confusion

38. Whatever, their plight is for the real at the bewildering development about which their political leadership too maintains its studied silence! Why not, for the despots of the Sunni-Arab heartland, who are ever wary of the growing clout of the non-Arab Shia Iran, their fidayeen are only stopping the adversary’s democratic takeover of Iraq

39. The whole place was a bewildering mix of strawberries and stylised rustic en-vogue

40. a bewildering shock for the women of the house! The mother stood beside the wife in the same state of astonishment, both gazing at their man with questioning eyes, lacking the courage to utter a single word to him

41. There was also a bewildering number of pens and flapping paper and other sorts of writing material being thrust towards them, from the band’s autograph seeking fans

42. Stifling a curse Joel realized he needed to take action to rectify the bewildering turn their conversation had taken

43. There was a bewildering variety of them

44. But I do admit that being a vegetarian is bewildering

45. It is very bewildering

46. But I didn't like it because it was so full, because those streets that seemed to you so empty were bewildering to me in their tumultuous traffic,--so you see how a place is what your own eye makes it, your Jena or your London eye; and I didn't like it besides because we spent a sulphuric night and morning with relations

47. Then the Baroness poured forth an endless and bewildering list with all the gusto and interest of health and leisure

48. geopolitical fluke that had created a bewildering array of jurisdictions that included Canada,

49. There was a bewildering array of divisions, subsidiaries, regional departments, franchises and foreign branches

50. It was bewildering and petrifying

51. The lips that could form smiles of bewildering sweetness; that taught me how to kiss

52. It looked like blackcurrant juice, but how it got up that high was bewildering

53. It was so emphatically a fallen sport--a something, once innocent, delivered over to all devilry--a healthy pastime changed into a means of angering the blood, bewildering the senses, and steeling the heart

54. It was bewildering: he sensed that she still loved him, but she was adamant

55. In the last desperate few hundred meters of the race, in the searing pain and bewildering noise of that final furious sprint, there had come a singular moment when Joe realized with startling clarity that there was nothing more he could do to win the race, beyond what he was already doing

56. But how in the world The difficulties were bewildering

57. As to the main incident, it was a bewildering surprise to the audience, but not, I need hardly say, to us

58. of his gold head to his slender dark boots, loved his laughter even when it mystified her, All she could think of was that she loved him—everything about him, from the proud lift loved his bewildering silences

59. It was all very Melanie’s lashes and understanding in her eyes, and before them, Cathleen’s lips bewildering to Scarlett who was still trying to grasp the idea that Cathleen Calvert was going to marry an overseer—Cathleen, daughter of a rich planter, Cathleen who, next to Scarlett, had had more beaux than any girl in the County

60. Rhett loved her! At least, he said he loved her and how could she doubt it now? How odd and bewildering and how incredible that he loved her, this savage stranger with whom she had lived in such coolness

61. The author remarks of his visit to the Opera House that it "was almost as bewildering as it was agreeable

62. repulsion, of reticent self-justification such as she had known under Lydgate's most stormy displeasure: all her sensibility was turned into a bewildering novelty of pain; she felt a new terrified recoil under a lash never experienced before

63. He talked aroma, osmazome, juices, and gelatine in a bewildering manner

64. Market movements can create a bewildering number of patterns and variations of patterns

65. In the second type of bankruptcy, “cash and securities” can consist of a bewildering array of paper: senior debt, senior subordinated debt, mezzanine debt, junior debt, preferred stock, and equity

66. The investor who wants to make an intelligent commitment in fund shares has thus a large and somewhat bewildering variety of choices before him—not too different from those offered in direct investment

67. The sheer number of Unix variants can be bewildering to anyone trying to find the appropriate operating system for a particular application

68. She ordered the house white, finally smiling, shaking her head at Hudson—as if he was a little hopeless, bewildering certainly

69. He had then moved on to Europe, where he was currently blazing a bewildering trail

70. I had never seen such a bewildering sight in my entire life

71. He realised that the first thing he had to do was to convince the Americans that they could beat the Depression, so he crammed his first hundred days in office with a bewildering stream of announcements of new initiatives and programmes and agencies: At long last things were happening

72. Unlike a trader in equities or futures, whose choices are limited to a small number of instruments, an option trader must often deal with a bewildering assortment of contracts

73. Most people’s first encounter with mutual funds is through their 401(k), where they choose from a bewildering array of options

74. The darkness was bewildering

75. How can investors deal with the complexity of multiple inputs and perspectives, let alone with the even more bewildering assortment of novel investment products on offer? This book provides a map to investors, giving a bird’s eye view over a rugged terrain and occasionally zooming in to interesting locations (12 case studies), not unlike Google Earth™

76. The day’s heat had come like a breath of fever, heavy and dully bewildering

77. In the calmness of her own dressing-room, in the impartial flow of her own meditations, unbiassed by his bewildering statements, she could not acknowledge any necessity for Fanny’s ever going near a father and mother who had done without her so long, while she was so useful to herself

78. In the calmness of her own dressing-room, in the impartial flow of her own meditations, unbiassed by his bewildering statements, she could not acknowledge any necessity for Fanny's ever going near a father and mother who had done without her so long, while she was so useful to herself

79. She had lived such a life of imaginings that she was quite equal to accepting any wonderful thing that happened, and almost to cease, in a short time, to find it bewildering

80. "The ship? Great God, where is the ship?" Soon they through dim, bewildering mediums saw her sidelong fading phantom, as in the gaseous Fata Morgana; only the uppermost masts out of water; while fixed by infatuation, or fidelity, or fate, to their once lofty perches, the pagan harpooneers still maintained their sinking lookouts on the sea

81. There was quite a bewildering succession of drives, dances, picnics and boating parties, all expressively lumped together by Phil under the head of "jamborees"; Alec and Alonzo were so constantly on hand that Anne wondered if they ever did anything but dance attendance on that will-o'-the-wisp of a Phil

82. But this subject will be treated in the next book; I will only add here that before a day had passed something happened so unexpected, so strange, upsetting, and bewildering in its effect on the monks and the townspeople, that after all these years, that day of general suspense is still vividly remembered in the town

83. "Ach, Stepan Trofimovitch, it's bewildering enough without you

84. All the blood rushed to my head, bewildering me and overpowering my fears

85. As at first with the church upon theological foundations, so also, with the philosophy of Hegel for a base, a Babel's tower was built (some who are behind the age are still sitting upon it); and here again was a confusion of tongues, men feeling that they themselves did not know of what they were talking, but were trying to conceal their ignorance and keep up their prestige before the crowd; and here again the masses found confirmation of their accepted teachings, and believed that whatever might seem to them bewildering and contradictory is as clear as day-light on philosophic altitudes

86. The river was here a fairly broad and oily stream, with rather a dangerous current; below us it surged and roared over a series of jagged limestone rocks, but higher up its course led across a plateau which extended farther than we could guess, for the mountains faded back into the far distance and reared their gaunt peaks above a bewildering sea of luxurious tropical vegetation

87. His heart leaped at her bewildering sweetness

88. That any son of Adam could see her bewildering self and then give roses to Elvira was preposterous—besides, the mills would follow

89. The enterprise at first seemed like some amazing “pipe-dream,” from which there must be a rude awakening, but the opening of the Hippodrome was such a bewildering success, and so unanimously acclaimed, that the croakers were silenced

90. It was exhilarating, but bewildering