| 11. | They returned to a world that was bewilderingly foreign after a week of darkness and dread.
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| 12. | Baga art is bewilderingly inventive; the history of its suppression and revival is compelling but complicated.
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| 13. | The production starts off at bewilderingly breakneck speed, then goes slack when you least expect it to.
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| 14. | But Nostradamus'prophecies are so bewilderingly vague, they can be made to suit practically any eventuality.
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| 15. | Naama Kates is bewilderingly astute as we see all these forces, all this complexity, play in her face.
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| 16. | I wish someone would publish a " readable " biography of Keats; the old ones are bewilderingly prolix.
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| 17. | He has tried to bring to light a meaningful way of looking at what at first sight seem bewilderingly complex structures.
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| 18. | There are almost too many anecdotes of fast-food workers and meatpacking plant employees, their stories sometimes seem bewilderingly similar.
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| 19. | Clinton is a bewilderingly new form of politician who is now in an urgent race to define herself before Giuliani does it for her.
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| 20. | The horror of the Congo war, a bewilderingly complex conflict that started three years ago this month, is now coming to light.
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