bewildering

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• The increasing empowerment of workers is frustrating and bewildering for many managers.

• In our new monthly column, Ask a Gear Editor, we’ll answer readers’ most bewildering equipment quandaries.

• My cycle eventually returned on its own, offsetting a need for more aggressive intervention, but that made the rollercoaster of my initial diagnosis even more bewildering.

• The team’s record is a vein of impressive victories streaking through a mass of bewildering, rock-bottom losses.

• So, “scuffling a little bit” is back in force and as always is absolutely beautiful and bewildering in its understatement.

• The new AMC series Turn, which premieres April 6, is bewildering at first.

• But purely from a policy perspective, it is a bewildering pattern.

• Yet, it is still routine to see a bewildering insistence on defeat.

• The events at the United Nations last week represented an historic and quite bewildering reversal of positions.

• But as you point out, this can be bewildering for the consumer who is driving all of this.

• The attempt failed, and was followed by a rapid succession of miscellaneous thrusts and passes in bewildering variety.

• And now, hosts of and confused ideas came crowding on his mind.