"The Republican establishment acts bewildered, but they should not be bewildered," Reid said.
|
|
A bewildered, angry child becomes a bewildered, angry old man, with little in between.
|
|
Signed, Bewildered Parent of a Digital Native Dear Bewildered Parent of a Digital Native, Parenting involves a lot of difficult decisions.
|
|
The currency change left many consumers — and vendors — bewildered.
|
|
Bewildered, Jerome explains that he was born in the country.
|
|
"I was too bewildered by the whole thing," she said.
|
|
I'm just bewildered by the creative approach to this character.
|
|
She calls out to him, bewildered, asking where she is.
|
|
" Vega seemed bewildered by this comment and said, "I'm sorry?
|
|
The encounter is fast and leaves both parties looking bewildered.
|
|
"I have no idea," he says with a bewildered sigh.
|
|
Many are bewildered by the enormity of the undertaking ahead.
|
|
Distraught and bewildered, she became convinced that OxyContin was dangerous.
|
|
And upon biting into it, I was even more bewildered.
|
|
The crowd in Arthur Ashe Stadium was even more bewildered.
|
|
"Randall really is the devil's spawn," the bewildered Highlander responds.
|
|
The audience was laughing some, but it was bewildered too.
|
|
" And the friend would look slightly bewildered and say, "Jerry?
|
|
With overlapping melodic strands, four characters express differently bewildered reactions.
|
|
The first person they found was tanned, shirtless and bewildered.
|
|
Sometimes skeptical, occasionally bewildered, but always there, every single night.
|
|
I don't want her to be bewildered or hurt again.
|
|
And everything, she's just sort of bewildered by it all.
|
|
Ahead, we address the top-five areas that leave borrowers bewildered.
|
|
I am horrified and bewildered to discover that it wasn't consensual.
|
|
But he had followed the rise of IS with bewildered anger.
|
|
Brace yourself to be amused, disgusted, and bewildered in equal measure.
|
|
A bewildered reporter asked where Mr Gokcek was getting his information.
|
|
Almost half a century after Kent State, he still looks bewildered.
|
|
But in saying so, I was met with a bewildered expression.
|
|
In this small Greek border town, bewildered and confused refugees wait.
|
|
I hope you can have some understanding how bewildered I am.
|
|
Frodo still has that bewildered, slightly scared look in his eyes.
|
|
Elan's a bit bewildered by his brother and parents' close elationship.
|
|
Clinton, seemed at times bewildered by Mr. Pence's coolly effective performance.
|
|
It left health policy experts, to put it mildly, somewhat bewildered.
|
|
They seemed utterly bewildered by the undersea escapades they'd just witnessed.
|
|
And I was just so bewildered by how we got here.
|
|
"What is this song about?" she demanded of one bewildered class.
|
|
A chorus of bewildered "what the fucks" follow, set to melody.
|
|
The St. Thomas players looked bewildered: they had been so close.
|
|
He will act bewildered when you scream at him to leave.
|
|
It bewildered me at first, and then I understood: Oh, yeah.
|
|
Bewildered, he locked himself in his bedroom and ate the whole bag.
|
|
In a tone that was still completely bewildered, she recalled asking, Sister?
|
|
The state of bewildered shock in response to that event is palpable.
|
|
He's bewildered by the attention he's getting, and desperate to move on.
|
|
But when he and Lankford began contacting insurers, they were soon bewildered.
|
|
She interviews Anna, of course, who seems bewildered this is even happening.
|
|
"I have to go through all this alone," he says, almost bewildered.
|
|
Every Microsoft rep I asked seemed bewildered by Windows 10 S questions.
|
|
Winston Reid is the bewildered cat in this analogy, by the way.
|
|
Finally, an answer Doctors outside of San Juan are frustrated -- bewildered, even.
|
|
The work would continue without rest, except for a quick bewildered cigarette.
|
|
I looked around, bewildered, as there was no reaction from the crowd.
|
|
The chef seemed bewildered that I didn't want to videotape the moment.
|
|
At first bewildered by the request, Mr. Kelly readily gave his blessing.
|
|
Upon their release, longtime inmates are often bewildered by the price increases.
|
|
He seemed more bewildered than remorseful about starting such a vast fire.
|
|
I'm not alone in being bewildered by the beliefs of my friends.
|
|
And it has left his former colleagues bewildered and searching for answers.
|
|
And then there's Jared Kushner, who seems bewildered by his peacemaking mission.
|
|
But she was bewildered: Rape is rape, she thought, regardless of age.
|
|
Some senators left the chamber seemingly bewildered by the performance and tone.
|
|
He was bewildered, he said, because he had been expecting a president.
|
|
No wonder that, within weeks of wedding, both felt bewildered and betrayed.
|
|
Two white men, huddled over beers at a table nearby, looked bewildered.
|
|
Kerr said he was still bewildered as to why he was targeted.
|
|
Television still sound bewildered that an expired contract led to the rupture.
|
|
Angela, on the other hand, seemed to find his bewildered response entertaining.
|
|
That is what has left me, in any case, bewildered and unprepared.
|
|
" "A lot of lawyers are simply bewildered by the conclusion Barr reached.
|
|
When someone asks her to pose for a photo, she looks momentarily bewildered.
|
|
My mom was bewildered as to why I was even in this state.
|
|
I felt bewildered, and I've never stopped questioning people about it ever since.
|
|
Didn't expect it to be for throwing cheese at a bewildered animal tho.
|
|
" Another insider told PEOPLE Lauer was "shocked" and "completely bewildered by what happened.
|
|
In an interview with Mother Jones afterward, he seemed bewildered by his behavior.
|
|
THE modern human is by turns intrigued, bewildered, horrified and enraptured by religion.
|
|
His constantly bewildered expression no longer inspires a mixture of pity and disdain.
|
|
Like"—*puts on a bewildered voice*—"'So I just didn't change at all?
|
|
Never have I been so lost in or bewildered by an app's interface.
|
|
In the meantime, many people in the Democratic Party have been left bewildered.
|
|
French President Emmanuel Macron stole bewildered glances with other leaders during Trump's remarks.
|
|
Phoebe stood bewildered, looking up and down, but, of course, she wasn't dreaming.
|
|
Her mother looked bewildered, as though she had no idea where she was.
|
|
Dershowitz's defense of the president has bewildered some of his friends and colleagues.
|
|
On stage, as the cameras captured the moment, Mr. Romney seemed almost bewildered.
|
|
The North Koreans are bewildered by the lack of coherence in American policy.
|
|
"It left our coalition partners confused and our fighting partners bewildered," he added.
|
|
They are bewildered by having to repeat themselves twice, three or four times.
|
|
I glanced at him, bewildered, as he pointed to something through the vines.
|
|
There's the democracy-in-action proselytizer, the resigned skeptic and the thoroughly bewildered.
|
|
Just announcing her candidacy became a minisaga that exhausted and bewildered people involved.
|
|
Nobody, that is, apart from Jack, plus a couple of other bewildered souls.
|
|
Over time, these bewildered residents realized that someone was lurking in the woods.
|
|
His mother, Andrea, rushed to the hospital, bewildered as to why this happened.
|
|
But there are plenty of people who remain utterly bewildered by the prospect.
|
|
Richardson left the White House bewildered and uncertain of what would happen next.
|
|
Bewildered and deflated, they are being fed by Mexican strangers, and they pray.
|
|
He appeared, in those moments, a touch bewildered — or maybe simply awe-struck.
|
|
Bailey and others at the shelter said the fire's towering inferno bewildered them.
|
|
I was more bewildered when a makeup removing wipe barely picked up any product.
|
|
He said he's bewildered by the police officer's actions the night his sister died.
|
|
Bewildered US officials have been trying to track the thing down for a year.
|
|
These people arrive on the show like aliens, looking somewhat bewildered by the format.
|
|
Spotted by Humphries bewildered eyes, the large snake stared back and started to retreat.
|
|
Lena, for her part, is still bewildered at what has become of her image.
|
|
First, people were bewildered that the president would even have thought such a thing.
|
|
The encounter is relentlessly awkward, and Dorothy heads home, leaving behind a bewildered Edgar.
|
|
Handler mimicked the look she says Ivanka Trump responded with, shrugging while appearing bewildered.
|
|
"What are you guys doing here?" she asked them, more than a little bewildered.
|
|
It's the only way we learn anything, or keep anything for another bewildered generation.
|
|
Bewildered judges have been left struggling to reconcile flamboyantly contradictory accounts of the truth.
|
|
Bewildered, the mufti said: Are you a woman, or are you a TV journalist?
|
|
"They were bewildered," he told me, because they'd had so little contact with veterans.
|
|
Righting itself cost Tesla millions and required off-beat solutions that bewildered some investors.
|
|
He's so bewildered, he doesn't even notice the poor kid losing it behind him.
|
|
Rowan Vickers plays the two bewildered white men who listen to him (1:30).
|
|
Rowan Vickers plays the two bewildered white men who listen to him (2530:227).
|
|
This time, I was ravished by the writing, and bewildered by my adolescent antipathy.
|
|
I surmise that what it was like to be someone besides himself bewildered Bazille.
|
|
Then they're bewildered: What do they do if they aren't mad about some injustice?
|
|
The jury looked bewildered at why the courtroom had devolved into a Reddit forum.
|
|
Rowan Vickers plays the two bewildered white men who listen to him (200:2530).
|
|
"She was as bewildered as anyone by the phenomenon of 'Hillary Clinton,'" Palmieri writes.
|
|
At times I am bewildered that my life has taken me on this journey.
|
|
"People were almost bewildered," the group's director told The New York Times in 1992.
|
|
The attacks on Easter Sunday have left everyone in Sri Lanka confused and bewildered.
|
|
" They were bewildered that Native Americans welcomed American trade but not their "paternal embrace.
|
|
When asked his secret for choosing a good dog, he looked a little bewildered.
|
|
Americans who are paying attention (many are not) are feeling bewildered, betrayed, and bamboozled.
|
|
Hospitals and morgues struggled to cope with injured and bewildered victims and bloated corpses.
|
|
And representative of so many of us: confused and bewildered by what Tesla created.
|
|
Not long ago I was sitting at my desk, feeling both enamored and bewildered.
|
|
Flaming demons appear in the middle of the night and torment our bewildered hero.
|
|
A slightly bewildered stork headed inside with the humans to take refuge from Hurricane Matthew.
|
|
"Such online squabbles could leave the public bewildered and erode trust in scientists," Science argued.
|
|
English equally alien; that upon her return to the U.S., she might feel as bewildered
|
|
"Her comments leave us bewildered and outraged," André Wuestner told the Passauer Neue Presse newspaper.
|
|
When Chon grew older and began to ask about that time, his father was bewildered.
|
|
It turned out that the average punter was left just as bewildered by the document.
|
|
Alas, fried chicken fans (and…bewildered other people), the shop won't be around for long.
|
|
Google's orangutan, for example, looks bewildered, but Apple's is just hanging out doing orangutan stuff.
|
|
"I never knew I could write a song until [that day]," she says, sounding bewildered.
|
|
He's yet to receive confirmation through more official channels, but still he's ecstatic, bewildered even.
|
|
During the performance, everyone was all smiles, but the reaction online was more generally bewildered.
|
|
We couldn't find any connection between Money and OKC ... and it's got us pretty bewildered.
|
|
The country, which is suffering its worst recession since the 211s, is angry and bewildered.
|
|
Critics are merely playing politics when denying what has occurred recently, while others seem bewildered.
|
|
But advocates of gender equity both in and out of the United Nations are bewildered.
|
|
Because he seemed kind of bewildered by your answers, like he wasn't prepared for them.
|
|
This extraordinary image of a dusty, bloodied and bewildered boy is a portrait of injustice.
|
|
Two extremely inebriated lady Bills Mafians burst in through the lineup and stood there bewildered.
|
|
He stares, bewildered, shocked and, above all, weary, as if channeling the mood of Syria.
|
|
It's a total success for me if you experience it, and you are somewhat bewildered.
|
|
But emerge you do, 10 minutes later, a little sweaty and bewildered but deeply satiated.
|
|
Andy Murray and Karolina Pliskova were among those who left their audience bewildered and bemused.
|
|
Sure, I get plenty of comments and bewildered looks, but even those can be fun.
|
|
It has made both of them by turns bewildered and grumpy and scared, she says.
|
|
Ms. Perry was bewildered that Mr. Cuomo brought it up as evidence of influence peddling.
|
|
"[I'm] bewildered, sad, and wary of what the future is going to bring," Daguin continued.
|
|
When terrorists struck New York and Washington in 2001 I was horrified, scared and bewildered.
|
|
I looked around and caught the gaze of two other bewildered women of my generation.
|
|
While his stance is one of self-deprecating bewilderment, he is also often genuinely bewildered.
|
|
A bewildered nation seeking vengeance and accountability wanted to understand who had perpetrated the attack.
|
|
It drew a bewildered response from the House managers conducting Trump's trial in the Senate.
|
|
James Franco is naturalistically unnatural, and his brother Dave is an occasionally bewildered straight man.
|
|
The woman was bewildered by what felt like unnecessary concern; she wanted to go home.
|
|
That kind of cleareyed partnership could finally offer a new horizon to the bewildered French.
|
|
The bewildered friend bobbed her head around, looking literally everywhere but at her tickled pals.
|
|
The driver accelerated, and I was left standing, bewildered, with your shoe in my hand.
|
|
The financiers gathered at Davos, Switzerland, discussing how they can improve the world are bewildered.
|
|
Muammar el-Qaddafi, "the Leader" who had terrified Libyans for four decades, looking frightened and bewildered.
|
|
Looking a little bewildered, our lady Tomlin offered some tips about how to live your life.
|
|
Astrologers were bewildered in 2011 when a NASA blog post and others pointed out this fact.
|
|
Even at the very end, he's still one step behind, looking bewildered as Dolores takes charge.
|
|
"BP wants to be Mexico's partner in the exploitation of deepwater deposits," Polanco said, looking bewildered.
|
|
He was bewildered, angry and somewhat depressed about the fact that people thought he was lying.
|
|
And its young people are increasingly baffled and bewildered by the complexities of the modern world.
|
|
Worldwide audiences often are bewildered by the intense affection the Thai people harbored for King Bhumibol.
|
|
There can be days when you find yourself completely bewildered or disoriented by our political reality.
|
|
Parkinson is fed up with her son, because she finds George fondling a bewildered Grace's hand.
|
|
In those photos, Harington is also holding a cigarette, and he's also looking a little bewildered.
|
|
That has left Dominique Moïsi of the Institut Montaigne, a liberal think-tank, dismayed and bewildered.
|
|
This had led to a painful period of introspection for psychology, leaving researchers bewildered, even scared.
|
|
An ambulance arrived shortly thereafter and took Hampton away as dozens of bewildered fans watched quietly.
|
|
Didi, for example, bewildered Mexico job candidates by trying to schedule interviews the week of Christmas.
|
|
Any and all communication was cut off from that point on and I was left bewildered.
|
|
In some of the photos, you can see passers-by looking confused and bewildered — understandably so.
|
|
The bewildered man pinches his fingers through the sandwiches, and reiterates that he doesn't want them.
|
|
"No, no you take that off my mother, you get away," the faux-bewildered host yelled.
|
|
I found my Hopper from the beginning — still just as jovial, but nothing short of bewildered.
|
|
"When I saw Jesse he looked a little bewildered, a little lost," Christensen said years later.
|
|
It's like many communities are just, I don't know, bewildered by the challenges they are facing.
|
|
Welty was bewildered by some of the poetic reveries Dillard used to capture the natural world.
|
|
"I believe that Google was really bewildered by the resistance," says Stefan Klein, a GloReiche member.
|
|
Many market watchers are bewildered that its destruction has not dragged the entire bull market down.
|
|
It is a portrait of an aging man, stung by his conscience, bewildered by his times.
|
|
"She's not there for you," she said of Madison matter-of-factly to her bewildered son.
|
|
The guys running the show seem a little bewildered and a lot out of their depth.
|
|
Ball, seemingly the personality opposite of his blabbermouth father, LaVar Ball, was bewildered by the question.
|
|
As their ethereal name would imply, fairy circles have long bewildered researchers as to their origins.
|
|
It's in "Swan Lake" that I get most bewildered about which sex these performers really are.
|
|
You know where the show will lead, and yet you walk through its galleries bewildered, helpless.
|
|
How did the 2016 Giants go from vexed, bewildered and embattled to resourceful, efficient and ascendant?
|
|
The bewildered mother, in court without a lawyer, had no clue how to fix the problem.
|
|
"Nazanin and the rest of her family are bewildered at this turn," the family statement said.
|
|
During that era, my French came in handy more than once, giving directions to bewildered visitors.
|
|
Aides to more moderate senators are bewildered that some of their colleagues — particularly those, like Sen.
|
|
Just like in year's past, the internet is just as bewildered by beard baubles as you are.
|
|
The similarly cute Jibo robot announced to bewildered owners that it would cease to function in March.
|
|
Simon's bewildered parents must trust the doctors, doctors who deal in brain death rather than body death.
|
|
A bewildered Caruana initially appeared to accept the mistake before officials allowed the pawn to be returned.
|
|
It only took a short while before bewildered reactions started pouring in, all expressing disbelief and dismay.
|
|
Foreigners in the audience cast bemused and occasionally bewildered glances at each other as the discussion proceeded.
|
|
Migrating birds often get bewildered by tall buildings that are lit up and smash right into them.
|
|
I was bewildered by that, because at 12 years old I didn't understand any of that stuff.
|
|
Many who are returned home find themselves falling through the cracks, bewildered after a long time away.
|
|
All-encompassing and all-powerful, but more bewildered, even amused, by this power than invigorated by it.
|
|
And there you are, staring back, slackjawed, bewildered, wondering if this is what you actually asked for.
|
|
Perhaps they were so bewildered that the weakest of them began to see their disenfranchisement as irreconcilable.
|
|
All the while, Kimmy is confused and bewildered by all the cultural changes she has to observe.
|
|
That the "poor things were bewildered and in a strange country was not sufficiently appreciated," she wrote.
|
|
Sony's newest oddity is a conversation starter that bewildered everyone who saw it in the Mashable office.
|
|
Former Science Advisory Board member Joe Arvai, whose six-year term expired in late September, was bewildered.
|
|
"Our only deal is that we have good relations," he said, bewildered by the stop-go flow.
|
|
The writing is terrific, enlivened by a bewildered deadpan humor that makes crazy sense of it all.
|
|
I really thought that I was being... On Jimmy Kimmel Live, she looked both bewildered and apologetic.
|
|
Swae Lee, looking a little bewildered, gently swings around a glass bottle of water, eyes half-closed.
|
|
What took place that day was incomprehensible, inexplicable, and at eighteen it left me bewildered and mystified.
|
|
Often, the question is greeted with a few bewildered looks: What isn't there to love about horses?
|
|
"Excuse me, Mr. Pompeo," she said to the secretary of state, who looked part bewildered, part appreciative.
|
|
But his alter egos, summoned by playmakers angered and bewildered by his election, have been myriad lately.
|
|
Except for Marianne Moore, who called the poems "sharp, solemn, rhapsodic," reviewers of the book were bewildered.
|
|
Hardwick, furious and bewildered after their two decades of marriage, wrote him a series of desperate letters.
|
|
In between jokes, she flashes a bewildered smile, as if she can't believe what she just said.
|
|
SAN FRANCISCO — When vape pens began flooding classrooms, bewildered teachers didn't know what to do about it.
|
|
If, in fact, he is named in this subpoena -- nevermind somehow named alone -- he is bewildered why.
|
|
The astonished and bewildered team behind Moonlight slowly took to the stage, their jaws on the floor.
|
|
In her Senate hearing, Ms. DeVos seemed bewildered by questions about public education policy, philosophy and law.
|
|
Internet commentators were both bewildered and slightly amused by Castor bringing a shopping bag to the hearing.
|
|
Some of Governor Northam's constituents say they are bewildered by his actions but willing to forgive him.
|
|
We spot them every now and then in the wild using their ancient devices, and we are bewildered.
|
|
After the newspaper story fiasco, his fundraiser has been cancelled by the forever bewildered Lonnie Watley (Malachi Weir).
|
|
That 180-degree turn means that the informed consent process, meant to prevent confusion, frequently leaves patients bewildered.
|
|
The decision on Syria has bewildered U.S. allies and triggered harsh reaction from Trump's fellow Republicans in Congress.
|
|
Rather than bringing us a clearer picture of our world, platforms have left us utterly and completely bewildered.
|
|
If in fact he is named in this subpoena, never mind somehow named alone, he is bewildered why.
|
|
The conversation is so heavy and confusing that the poor bewildered kids are left asking if grandpa died.
|
|
The mood grows increasingly tense as the woman's reaction changes from bewildered amusement to frustration, anger, and fear.
|
|
After freeing the Gringo's lapel from his belt, he succeeded in sweeping his bewildered prey onto his back.
|
|
The next generation of drivers will be bewildered when they hear we actually had to turn our heads.
|
|
Wave after wave of reports detailing internal dysfunction and a bewildered president continued to crash against the administration.
|
|
Curated works by matching bewildered shoppers with people who are passionate and knowledgeable and "expert" in their fields.
|
|
Waiting for me at the door, hungry and bewildered, were Glasgow and Seismic, our two St. Bernard dogs.
|
|
And they did, creating a foreign policy back channel that bewildered both Ukrainians and high-ranking administration officials.
|
|
They halt for a second, bewildered, perhaps, by the presence of Laia, by my lack of a mask.
|
|
On Saturday morning, a group of bewildered Korean tourists wandered into a terminal transformed into a Little Syria.
|
|
They played music that I actually listened to, that I could actually dance to, and that bewildered me.
|
|
He escaped through the side curtain to safety, leaving his bewildered band to finish the song without him.
|
|
For years, I felt bewildered whenever I'd come upon those items and other things from my first marriage.
|
|
The critics were often bewildered and ungenerous, but we went and for the most part we didn't judge.
|
|
Before the bewildered, illiterate woman could find her way home, she was thrown in another jail in Damascus.
|
|
Outside, in snow, I am a bewildered boy watching his father circle the room at a stranger's wedding.
|
|
His position has bewildered, frustrated and provoked Beijing, which has responded with its own levies on American goods.
|
|
Zhang, who at times appeared bewildered during her trial, faces up to six years in prison if convicted.
|
|
But, Isaac said, parents are bound to be bewildered when shopping for the best value in a suit.
|
|
"So the U.P.S. man married Zachary the cook's roommate, who had sex-change surgery?" a bewildered character asks.
|
|
The Walgreens employee was bewildered by the quantity of opioids the company was shipping to just one store.
|
|
What Tokyo Electric proposed next — the two new coal-powered units — has left many in the community bewildered.
|
|
Sivan was also bewildered by the idea that Hollywood could once again let Weinstein work as a producer.
|
|
There are funny ones, like what you read in The Onion, or cruel ones that leave you bewildered.
|
|
The announcement bewildered some followers of cryptocurrencies, which typically are not backed by any government or central banks.
|
|
The Trump administration is furious and bewildered by the continued arrival of people at the US-Mexico border.
|
|
On Sunday, the Team USA athlete delivered a bewildered tweet about Trump's appearance at the closing ceremony in Pyeongchang.
|
|
And it's moving to think of Jesus and his family as refugees escaping over the border, bewildered and afraid.
|
|
He continues filming himself as he walks past a table of bewildered customers, and then the security footage ends.
|
|
In the photograph he is a handsome, balding man, but in the caricature he appears as a bewildered wiseguy.
|
|
" Opinion: The reality anti-Muslim rhetoric ignores A seemingly bewildered Trump interrupted the man, chuckling, "We need this question.
|
|
Nonetheless, you are a foreigner, a bum of the month kick fighter in a strange land. Bewildered. Dislocated. Disoriented.
|
|
In one pic, Rock pours himself into a NASA space suit, standing with a bewildered expression on his face.
|
|
And sometimes, being 15, Jamie fights with his mom, who is starting to be bewildered by her son's interests.
|
|
I felt like if I could understand the mechanism behind that violence, I wouldn't be so bewildered by it.
|
|
" A bewildered Tyler fields them with grace, saying that the song is "evergreen" and "everybody loves to see it.
|
|
Instead, we would've stood before this elaborate ritual like detached and bewildered anthropologists, seeking to understand a foreign landscape.
|
|
As the years pass, with no pregnancies to appease their bewildered relatives, Akin and Yejide's devotion begins to fray.
|
|
Clark was bewildered — how did she not know the cloth that had mediated the end of the Civil War?
|
|
For universities with very large international populations, students are bewildered by the loss of their already slim instructor time.
|
|
Brody just stopped working shortly into a cage match, leaving the young, bewildered Luger to pick up the pieces.
|
|
"Hearing smack-talk from the Frenchman 31 years his junior irritated and bewildered Trump, aides said," the Post reported.
|
|
It turned into the scene from a nightmare, with supporters breaking down in bewildered tears as the unthinkable happened.
|
|
The monkey provides comic relief as it clings desperately to a speeding cheetah or sits bewildered among noisy baboons.
|
|
Read more: Trump's coziness with authoritarians is backfiring spectacularly in SyriaNational security experts were bewildered and blasted Trump's statements.
|
|
The US government has pulled children away from their parents and shipped these bewildered youngsters all over the country.
|
|
She seems to take real pleasure in helping the bewildered new mothers orient themselves in the postpartum tall grass.
|
|
By mid-August, after speaking to the piano tuner who never tuned Epstein's piano, I was blocked and bewildered.
|
|
In Tampa, water levels dropped five feet below normal, and bewildered spectators walked out to see beaches sucked dry.
|
|
I am bewildered by the people I know who dredge up their childhoods all the time at our age.
|
|
This was perceived as too little, too late, and it especially enraged younger protesters, who were bewildered that Mrs.
|
|
The refusal bewildered Mr. Sánchez's family because officials in Veracruz had obtained evidence that the killing was politically motivated.
|
|
Though Ivan is (happily) bewildered by this turn of events, we already know the cause of the mayor's largess.
|
|
But early into the second leg, Mr. West displayed erratic behavior on stage that left concertgoers bewildered and enraged.
|
|
But it was the aftermath of the rumor, which was debunked relatively quickly, that left them bewildered and angry.
|
|
President Trump and his administration have enraged Mexico, bewildered Japan, incensed China and angered much of the Muslim world.
|
|
When Hench and Jennifer find themselves alone, the bewildered longing in Mr. Hedges's face and posture are exquisitely painful.
|
|
Some men wrote of hating baths and finding them disgusting, and being completely bewildered by women's fascination with them.
|
|
His characters included self-satisfied corporate executives, crusty academics, imperious dowagers and bewildered teenagers on the cusp of adulthood.
|
|
Or a hacker can digitally reach into those homes, and speak directly to the bewildered, scared, or confused inhabitants.
|
|
The news, announced by Mr. Trump at a news conference on Wednesday, left many veterans groups bewildered but pleased.
|
|
He had just read several reviews of "Maus" and he seemed bewildered by the positive notices it had received.
|
|
It's not okay for a driverless car to get bewildered for a bit because it's in a city center.
|
|
"I'm basically engaged to my father," I whispered to a bewildered grocery store clerk after Sam had stepped away.
|
|
And if you're still bewildered by why we're loving the ankle-skimming pant, here's 12 pairs that'll rope you in.
|
|
The trailer, released in November 2018, launched a flurry of internet reactions ranging from benignly bewildered to straight up panic.
|
|
The new co-mayor seems bewildered by the possibility of needing to kill Allie over an election lie she created.
|
|
Barney Frank, have watched Buttigieg's rise with astonishment, bewildered by the fact that a gay politician would reach such heights.
|
|
There are also peeks into how the drone system works and the odd shot of a prairie dog looking bewildered.
|
|
The costume has been blowing up Twitter with many who are bewildered by the idea — and the hefty price tag.
|
|
As those bewildered dogs and I sloshed out of that pond, I felt sharper than I had in a month.
|
|
I saw that one female inspector didn't take her eyes off of me and was walking towards me, somewhat bewildered.
|
|
Abramovich arrived at the Russell Senate Office Building looking bewildered, as you might expect of someone compelled by congressional subpoena.
|
|
Hopefully, Trump is as bewildered as we are by him being elected, and he'll just withdraw to Trump Tower forever.
|
|
I am frankly bewildered by the intensity of our political argument today because I don't know what we're arguing about.
|
|
The absence of this information is bittersweet: We are bewildered, but we are also ferried over from imagery into imagination.
|
|
A little bit down the thread, somebody who managed to complete the 1,000-squat challenge seems bewildered at the accomplishment.
|
|
His only strikeout came against the first batter he faced, Brett Gardner, but the Yankees were bewildered by Colon nonetheless.
|
|
This was the question that bewildered Hollywood for nearly 25 years, during which the film was initially stuck in development.
|
|
The A.C.L.U. did not target Sumter, but its plaintiffs show how bewildered defendants can be when left to represent themselves.
|
|
Mariam had never attended any school and looked bewildered when the French agent told her to remove her head scarf.
|
|
It was, perhaps, more the year of taking photos of bewildered people wearing headsets and making asses out of themselves.
|
|
But few things have inspired more uniquely British pisstakes than the explanation of the "cheeky Nando's" meme to bewildered Americans.
|
|
"Why do black people still live in the South?" a black friend from Chicago asked me last year, genuinely bewildered.
|
|
Ms. Feinstein, at 85 the oldest member of the Senate, has at times appeared bewildered by the swirl of attention.
|
|
Richard Thomas, who received a Tony nomination for "The Little Foxes" last year, will star as the bewildered patriarch, Erik.
|
|
Kylian Mbappé, inside the first 10 seconds, burning Belgium's Jan Vertonghen away, an express train speeding past a bewildered commuter.
|
|
Most children, when they arrive at Fraser Mustard for the first time, stop at the bottom of the stairs, bewildered.
|
|
" She's dragged away from her mission by poor, bewildered Nadine, who called the police to report, "I need your help.
|
|
For a moment, like one of Dr. Moir's bewildered subjects, I couldn't place the flavor anywhere in the known world.
|
|
In the final moments of the show, Eilish's acceptance speech for record of the year was simply a bewildered, 'Bye!
|
|
Mr. Puzder joined the firm full time after graduating in 1978, a career choice that bewildered some who knew him.
|
|
"We're bewildered, and our condolences go out to the victims," Eric Paddock said in a telephone interview from Orlando, Florida.
|
|
But many ordinary Chinese people taking their own measure of Mr. Trump have been left bewildered, incensed and, sometimes, inspired.
|
|
Georgian officers struggled to send orders to troops, and bewildered citizens had no way to find out what was happening.
|
|
I was bewildered, wondering why a stranger would go out of her way to give me such a bizarre gift.
|
|
Nadal was a rare blend of sheepish and bewildered when the 6-3, 6-2, 6-3 drubbing was over.
|
|
Despite the fact that arousal issues are so widespread, attendees of CES seemed bewildered when they approached the Fiera booth.
|
|
And then, I knew a fair amount about Islam at that point, but so the fact that we were so bewildered, and we're still bewildered by ... As a week ago or less than a week ago, there was an article in the New York Times talking about how wealthy the Sri Lankan bombers were.
|
|
"I was bewildered that he'd want me," Mr. Corwin said, referring to Mr. McKay, in a phone interview from Los Angeles.
|
|
Remember how bewildered and disappointed you were as a kid when you got a savings bond from your grandparents during holidays.
|
|
He then went on a minutes-long rant defending his support for Donald Trump as SNL's bewildered cast stood behind him.
|
|
But some donors said they were especially bewildered at being left high and dry, because an Ivy League professor seemed credible.
|
|
But she is satisfied that the senior Reds were genuinely bewildered when they received a formal British protest over the matter.
|
|
"I was dazed, confused, bewildered, bored, affronted and deafened by the boos all around me," Roger Ebert wrote at the time.
|
|
During the vice presidential debate, his partner, the war hero Admiral James Stockdale, seemed bewildered about what was even going on.
|
|
" Lauer, 59, "was shocked and dumbfounded and completely bewildered by what happened," says the source, who adds, "He never expected this.
|
|
Her husband, Kanye West, abruptly walked off the stage during a New York concert, leaving hundreds of fans bewildered and unhappy.
|
|
It's hard not to sympathize with her, even as she's vastly oversharing with her son, who watches, wide-eyed and bewildered.
|
|
Bauman remains bewildered that more people haven't come forward to support a policy so many climate hawks have spent years advocating.
|
|
His supporters "want to give the finger to the system", as well as to gay marriage, says a bewildered veteran politician.
|
|
That's the problem, according to Democrats who are bewildered that their GOP counterparts are even contemplating giving King a second life.
|
|
Research clinicians who have felt bewildered by the lack of tools they can offer women are abuzz with the new products.
|
|
Mudit cannot get over his "non-performance" and Sugandha is a little bewildered that her fiancé is so obsessed with it.
|
|
The Academy Awards, thanks to a confused Bonnie and an even more bewildered Clyde, announced the wrong winner for Best Picture.
|
|
After the race, Gebre looked somewhat bewildered standing there next to two of the most decorated distance runners in the world.
|
|
The lamest of series can last years on certain networks, leaving viewers bewildered as to why the thing is still alive.
|
|
Barrett crouched next to the man and started an I.V. A minute later, the man sat up, looking bewildered and resentful.
|
|
To that end, the second act includes a Last Supper sequence — "Have a bit of sausage," a bewildered Sam is told.
|
|
Apple released a cryptic new teaser for its coming TV show starring Jennifer Aniston and Steve Carell, and people are bewildered.
|
|
Somewhat bewildered, the father of four grown sons, he explained that he'd cried more than once following the two recent killings.
|
|
He glanced below and noticed a slim black man standing alone, looking anxious and bewildered in a sea of white faces.
|
|
The supernatural is as real as the religious fears, guilty desires and repressed psychological drives that tear the bewildered family asunder.
|
|
Insiders said he was bewildered by the finer points of the political process and didn't understand why his approach was sputtering.
|
|
He said he also struggled with doubt and emotional instability in his early years, which left him feeling "scared and bewildered".
|
|
This year, his tutu is filled by his sister (Lilli Cooper), who admits she is angered and bewildered by his absence.
|
|
How I'd stare bewildered at couples who could actually play that Mr and Mrs game where you guess each other's answers.
|
|
Every stunning decision, discomfiting revelation, and inexplicable comment from President Donald Trump is leaving congressional Republicans increasingly anxious, bewildered, and fuming.
|
|
Meanwhile, Tru grows up in the custody of her police officer father and her stepmother, bewildered by her mother's incomprehensible silence.
|
|
"The aliens we encounter are not narco bosses and murderous kidnappers but their victims: bewildered, disoriented, helpless migrants," wrote our reviewer.
|
|
It left the government divided between its hard-right and moderate factions, and the public bewildered by the weeklong conservative tantrum.
|
|
But Klee's final drawings exhibit instead a bewildered detachment, each asserting the need for irony in a world governed by madmen.
|
|
The legal system bewildered him, and he found it hard to think in concrete terms, beyond that he had to leave.
|
|
The addition of Chad to Mr. Trump's travel ban took that country's government by surprise and bewildered analysts of Central Africa.
|
|
Ms. Garanca's Octavian, looking as if he had absorbed a body blow, delivered a teary-eyed, bewildered yet self-absorbed response.
|
|
After a few hours, a newly born giraffe was lying on the floor, glancing around, looking as bewildered as any newborn.
|
|
"Harvey is bewildered by how all of this played out," Mr. Lichtman said, adding that Mr. Weinstein believes he is innocent.
|
|
They're all conservatives, bewildered by a world that no longer takes its shape from the political and metaphysical assumptions they share.
|
|
The thought: Everybody in this grim world of fraying housing blocks — surly cops, troubled children and bewildered parents — is in trouble.
|
|
Vic was bewildered, but then he doesn't know the truth about Scotty Lockhart's death and all the guilt Helen's carrying around.
|
|
The officials are bewildered at the absence of leaders among the protesters, and at the total rejection of the government's offers.
|
|
Though the agents are primed for drug cartels, they more often encounter their victims: "bewildered, disoriented, helpless migrants," our reviewer wrote.
|
|
He then ends up struggling to get out of a body of water, before rising up to a beach, bewildered, yet refreshed.
|
|
"It's not as if no harm had happened," said Then, who appeared bewildered and irritated at many points throughout the defense's submissions.
|
|
She is hardly the only one bewildered by the scarcity of good medical advice about unwinding prescriptions that have become so common.
|
|
RED put together a library of videos you can watch in this holographic format, too, but I'm kind of bewildered by them.
|
|
I want to assure you all that I am as shocked and bewildered at these claims as you must feel reading them.
|
|
A mysterious space rock, first spotted in 2017, bewildered astronomers — was it an icy comet, a rocky asteroid, or something entirely new?
|
|
Armed men in civilian clothes entered the school and forced the teacher into their car as bewildered colleagues and students looked on.
|
|
DeCoutere said she was "bewildered" by the encounter but didn't want to leave so as not to anger Ghomeshi or seem rude.
|
|
Bewildered by what he'd dug up, Tully brought the specimen to paleontologists at the University of Chicago, who were no less perplexed.
|
|
Judging by the bristly responses and bewildered expressions at that table, I realised this is area of sex talk that's seldom addressed.
|
|
His supporters on Monday sounded bewildered by the reaction to the video, blaming it alternately on nervous Republicans and a hostile press.
|
|
Which is why they are so bewildered by his behavior and so disappointed that his strengths are accompanied by such curious faults.
|
|
Nearly three months after the death, Lorna also said tensions were no longer as high, though the community remained "bewildered" and upset.
|
|
Actual indecipherable sounds came out of my mouth in front of God and my bewildered dog while watching that last play unfold.
|
|
Cell phone video captured a bewildered man at Starbucks this week asking Philadelphia police why they were arresting his two black friends.
|
|
From there to the media hype, which felt very forced, I was a bit bewildered and ultimately felt a bit creatively stifled.
|
|
He had a bewildered, twisted half smile, as though struggling in vain to convey to these improbable witnesses that he remained unbroken.
|
|
The Internet blew up with bewildered reactions and plenty of jokes after President Donald Trump abruptly fired National Security Adviser John Bolton.
|
|
An image of a dusty, bloodied and bewildered 5-year-old Syrian boy has grabbed the attention of people around the world.
|
|
As I stepped into a cab, he ran out to the sidewalk, bewildered by the ease in which I was running away.
|
|
Many domestic industries and businesses seemed bewildered, and expressed concern that this would artificially inflate prices for such a key raw material.
|
|
As Maeve stalks through the decimated HQ like a wary shark, she takes Lee — Westworld's perpetually bewildered "story architect" — as a hostage.
|
|
Pat disdained Milton and Harvard, and seemed bewildered by the work culture of the training program, which was mainly for minority students.
|
|
"Everybody safe, OK?" he yells at the passengers, mainly Syrians and Afghans, approaching the coast guard vessel bewildered and in near-silence.
|
|
As political tensions grow between the two nations, many of our readers in Canada said they were angry, bewildered and increasingly patriotic.
|
|
There's the tight smile Mr. Tillerson wears when asked about insulting remarks by President Trump that have angered or bewildered entire continents.
|
|
Ms. Troconis, who was also shackled and appeared bewildered as she stood in the courtroom, was released on Monday after posting bond.
|
|
Huma Abedin posed for pictures, somewhat coquettishly, while Tracee Ellis Ross bewildered Andrew Garfield by greeting him in a mock-Cockney accent.
|
|
The occasional guides who set up her campsites were bewildered by her choice of terrain, barely explored by the nascent Sierra Club.
|
|
Ukrainians were left bewildered by a chaotic rollout of martial law, which Parliament imposed in 10 provinces amid a standoff with Russia.
|
|
Nineteen days later, June was found bewildered but alive in a makeshift wood-and-sheet-metal cage buried in the broiling desert.
|
|
Friday, bewildered homeowners awoke to find more than 100 of the animals casing the neighborhood, looking for anything they could munch on.
|
|
Signifiers and symbols that have long shouted "Forever England" are the subject of bewildered and fractious debate this cold and sunless November.
|
|
After the vote was all but called at 3 in the morning, I wandered around Times Square with two equally bewildered friends.
|
|
Trapped between a fierce assault and a closed Turkish border, desperate civilians are huddling in makeshift settlements, bewildered as they seek safety.
|
|
Hours will go by and you'll emerge at sunset, bewildered to find yourself on N. Robertson Boulevard rather than on the Riviera.
|
|
You play as the titular goose, with the goal of creating mostly harmless trouble for the bewildered residents of a small village.
|
|
She seems like she's constantly confused and a little bit bewildered and suspicious and — I use this word a lot — very cerebral.
|
|
But the announcement understandably left the governments of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador bewildered, having done everything to accommodate the United States.
|
|
Colbert gamely played along with McGowan, but his in-studio audience seemed bewildered: People couldn't figure out when to laugh or cheer.
|
|
Price: $80For plenty of people, the NES provided that first frantic run through a Mario game or the bewildered exploration possible in Metroid.
|
|
We're told Calvin was understandably "bewildered and astonished" when he heard about TayTom's visit to meet his mother, Diana ... in the freakin' U.K.!!
|
|
In the last we see of Tyrion in "Bells," he is bewildered while taking in said horror from the edge of the capital.
|
|
Warren sticking to her strategy has also left some rival campaigns scratching their heads, bewildered that she's not trying to mix it up.
|
|
One of the more memorable mourners was a black woman sobbing "Di-a-na!" brokenly, while her child looked bewildered by the display.
|
|
"My partner doesn't go down on me," I would say to my friends, who were equal parts shocked, bewildered, and embarrassed for me.
|
|
Her father had no say in this cat fancying because the unalterable slide of dementia had transformed him into a furious, bewildered stranger.
|
|
Mario Oscar Melo was reportedly on his third croissant when he began choking in front of a bewildered crowd of people in Argentina.
|
|
But without sufficient historical context, the average non-Aboriginal Australian viewer's understanding of this art will also be, at best, bewildered and confused.
|
|
Others were pretty bewildered by the fact that no one took precautionary steps to ensure that Eric wouldn't be turned into a walker.
|
|
The Internet blew up with bewildered reactions and plenty of jokes after President Donald Trump abruptly fired his National Security Adviser John Bolton.
|
|
"Some people were a bit bewildered and said, 'No, thank you,' while others were more curious," recalls Henrik Vibskov of the Paris show.
|
|
If you're over 254, on the other hand, you're probably bewildered that an app you've never used could possibly be worth $230 billion.
|
|
When anyone talks about what they've lost in their surrender to technology, they seem bewildered by it, but not like they're solving it.
|
|
Mr. Sharpton, who has known Mr. Cohen for many years, said Mr. Cohen seemed bewildered about how quickly his life had been upended.
|
|
"Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered" (season 2216, episode 2210) Love spells seem a lot creepier in 213 than they did in 221, don't they?
|
|
I can imagine the teacher and fellow students in her adult education class being bewildered by the non-functional, abstract pieces she made.
|
|
I thought of those with dementia, bewildered, unable to comprehend their surroundings, and remembered my aunt's abuse; I remembered my mother's mental illness.
|
|
You are trying to break a generational chain of neglect, so understand that your kids may be bewildered, hurting and affection-starved, too.
|
|
But in its more frequent affecting moments, the poem gives us a portrait of men and women in a state of bewildered ruin.
|
|
The EU, which has grappled with more than three years of tortuous Brexit crisis, was clearly bewildered by the contradictory signals from London.
|
|
But as soon as Mr. Lavrov was finished, State Department press aides asked reporters — including a bewildered-looking Russian news crew — to leave.
|
|
He was bewildered by America's immigration bureaucracy, and was contemplating whether he should quit and try to move in with relatives in Cincinnati.
|
|
The script is freshest when it sticks to Erica's transformative worldview, and Ms. Allen has an air of bewildered conviction that commands empathy.
|
|
It seemed so unfair to make those boys, dressed in stiff dark suits and looking fragile and bewildered, appear in public like that.
|
|
It was as though he felt my father was health and I contagion, and I was at once bewildered by this and unsurprised.
|
|
And Mr. Savage, a longtime defense lawyer in Charleston, seemed bewildered as he walked through a crowd of cameras after the court adjourned.
|
|
While many people denounced such admiration or were bewildered by it, Ms. Stewart had no trouble with it from her radical-left perspective.
|
|
When Blake Paul, a sophomore forward, immediately checked himself out of a scrimmage after scoring on a nifty baseline drive, Dunleavy looked bewildered.
|
|
And in a shocking moment when Yuko kisses Koji in front of her bewildered husband, there is the unveiling of a profound cruelty.
|
|
When Trump declared that North Korea was no longer a nuclear threat, Pompeo told bewildered lawmakers that Trump was, in a way, right.
|
|
"There are so many questions spinning around in my head," Miriam "Midge" Maisel says into the mic to a bewildered but intrigued crowd.
|
|
Mr. Kelly seemed determined to smooth concerns among staff members who were bewildered by the initial reaction to the allegations against Mr. Porter.
|
|
But even The OA's biggest fans were left a bit bewildered by its finale, one of the most contentious small-screen denouements in memory.
|
|
Telegram has been throttled in Saudi Arabia since Sunday evening and the company has been left bewildered by the abrupt slowdown to their platform.
|
|
Not only are you bewildered and exhausted, as all new parents are, you feel extra guilty wondering if it's too early to go back.
|
|
"I want to assure you all that I am as shocked and bewildered at these claims as you must feel reading them," Takei said.
|
|
Days after the incident, Turley told BuzzFeed News a Secret Service agent came to meet with the bewildered staff of the Sustrichs' crane company.
|
|
This year's group is known as Brood V, and they were born in 1999 during the spring the first Star Wars prequel bewildered moviegoers.
|
|
The camera purposefully centers on her bewildered, horrified, and shocked face as Paul's voice sounds far away, like she's hearing it through a seashell.
|
|
If your time watching Trump press conferences is mostly a nervous and/or bewildered experience, then Seth Meyers had the antidote on Tuesday night.
|
|
Its director, Adam McKay, used humour and celebrity cameos to illustrate some of the more arcane financial jargon that might otherwise have bewildered audiences.
|
|
As Donald Trump's rise in American politics continues, many bewildered Americans have posed the same question: Just who are the people supporting this guy?
|
|
The rapidly expanding trade war is expected to hit US consumers hard, leaving many businesses -- including those typically supportive of Trump -- bewildered and angry.
|
|
The child, no doubt dazed and bewildered after his sudden fall from his grandfather's vehicle, stumbles helplessly after the minivan as it pulls away.
|
|
They could be trying to grasp the terms of their student loan or feeling bewildered by exactly what credit is and why it matters.
|
|
But wouldn't you know: Three weeks later, Ingrid waved the positive test strip in my bewildered face, and our marriage entered a new phase.
|
|
" A classmate of the suspect told the L.A. Times, "I'm bewildered and looking for answers — the question as to why all this would happen.
|
|
" A classmate of the suspect told the L.A. Times, "I'm bewildered and looking for answers — the question as to why all this would happen.
|
|
Despite his decades on Wall Street, sometimes CNBC's Jim Cramer is downright bewildered by how strongly the market trades regardless of the news flow.
|
|
Bonobos founder and Walmart exec Andy Dunn shares the story of how he bewildered a Bank of America teller during the 2008 financial collapse
|
|
The day 6,700 bewildered passengers arrived, upset and tired, unsure why they were here or how long it would take them to get out.
|
|
Mr. Kalven, 69, says he is bewildered to suddenly become a player — and no longer an observer — in the case against Mr. Van Dyke.
|
|
"Life of the Party" is wholesome McCarthy — a joyful, mostly bewildered middle-aged McCarthy character who returns to school after her husband dumps her.
|
|
I am bewildered to report that the answer is an emphatic no, at least according to Rooffee's creator, Lithuanian-born former-model Agota Jakutyte.
|
|
Despite this omission, Winkler's book provides a masterful retrospective map at a time when people are feeling bewildered and enraged by growing corporate power.
|
|
They are also bewildered by Trump's attitude towards the bloc the US has long supported as a bulwark of post-World War II stability.
|
|
What stands before us is a bewildered white man with a profound sense of entitlement, a feeling matched only by his uneasiness and uncertainty.
|
|
All said they had voted for Trump, and all were bewildered that he wanted to cut funds that channel people into good manufacturing jobs.
|
|
And he was bewildered, The New Yorker magazine reported in 1994, when the police department, in its own report, absolved itself of any failures.
|
|
The prince, who stepped back from royal duties last year amid the Epstein controversy, is reportedly "angry" and "bewildered" by Berman&aposs public statement.
|
|
She makes it clear that Sarah is complicit in her own exploitation, and yet finally feels bewildered and imprisoned by her immense, dubious fame.
|
|
Shannon is bewildered as her friend stomps off, but readers will understand and empathize with the role she's playing in her own friendship issues.
|
|
"The reason it took so long is that it's difficult, and that is a totally sufficient explanation," Mantel said, sounding bewildered and slightly irritated.
|
|
He opened a school, but to judge from the photos the young women he was able to collect were mostly rather plump and bewildered.
|
|
Those who see impeachment as a legitimate effort to address serious presidential misconduct, on the other hand, will be bewildered and disheartened by it.
|
|
"The FCC continues to push the limits of congressional patience, grab jurisdiction from other agencies, and leave the marketplace bewildered and confused," said Rep.
|
|
The boy stares ahead, looking bewildered, while the man presumed to be his father, one arm wrapped around his son, speaks to him calmly.
|
|
The Mohammads had left Syria and then Jordan to safeguard their children — but once they arrived here, they were bewildered by what they found.
|
|
In villages and harbors around the islands, people said they were bewildered about being thrust into a battle between China and the United States.
|
|
I had thought to hire a technician to run the machine, and the poor guy was standing near the new CT scanner, looking bewildered.
|
|
European illnesses like syphilis struck at what must have been a terrifying pace, killing thousands, and leaving bewildered survivors to wonder what was next.
|
|
Last year he slammed the designer (and members of his family) for their "distasteful" style, and he's still just as bewildered by their success today.
|
|
"Cersei told you her army was coming north to fight for you, and you believed her?" a bewildered Sansa asked in the season 8 premiere.
|
|
The first—and the most obvious—is that audiences are no longer as shocked and bewildered by existential drama as they were in the 1950s.
|
|
A third group is the regulators themselves, who often privately grouse about being bewildered by their own remit and distrust other regulators with overlapping briefs.
|
|
Trump's suggestion earlier this month that Russia should be readmitted to the G7 left other world leaders at the G7 summit in Quebec, Canada, bewildered.
|
|
Martin wrote a loose score for what amounted to a 30-second crescendo and coached the somewhat bewildered bow-tied classical musicians through their parts.
|
|
Counting yourself out from the 64 percent of Americans who drink at least one cup a day can invite bewildered responses from dedicated coffee drinkers.
|
|
That is, until Gabriel Medina did exactly that at the Oi Rio Pro, coasting out with a bewildered shrug to perfect 10s from the judges.
|
|
The men were simply sitting at the coffee shop, waiting for their business associate — the aforementioned bewildered man — to show up before placing their orders.
|
|
While political candidates, pundits, cable news anchors and journalists become bewildered with Trump, I grew up with his type: wannabe tough guys, bullies and hustlers.
|
|
But the connection was (and is) so horrific that today some doctors are utterly bewildered by the eggplant's current prevalence in horny "u up?" texts.
|
|
Norton cracks a couple of jokes about Albarn and Gallagher's former enmity; Diane Keaton, Jessica Chastain, Michael Fassbender, and Kevin Bacon watch on, slightly bewildered.
|
|
Anyway, I have a lot of thoughts about Far From the Madding Crowd and am kind of bewildered that it's received such a positive response.
|
|
The head-spinning change of course was only the latest development in a political crisis that has mesmerized and bewildered Latin America's most populous nation.
|
|
"I THOUGHT you were a pragmatic people, like us, not an emotional people like the Southerners," says one bewildered Bavarian boss in his Munich office.
|
|
The hodgepodge of organizations has bewildered would-be sponsors, frustrating some who found the experience of backing a race a sinkhole for time and money.
|
|
Wisely, it makes no attempt to duplicate the original 1938 scare, although a few passersby at the outdoor sites were momentarily bewildered by the racket.
|
|
What with the cross talk, interruptions, insults, sneers and overly rehearsed zingers, the vice-presidential debate on Tuesday surely bewildered more voters than it enlightened.
|
|
The core of the program was not giving up hope that even the most bewildered, isolated patient could, with enough training, return to the world.
|
|
U.S. Ambassador the United Nations Nikki Haley tweeted out a message celebrating cutting funds to U.N. peacekeeping missions that left many on social media bewildered.
|
|
These devoted fans — the renaissance fair attenders, Star Trek groupies and Beliebers of the world — have always intrigued and bewildered me, because I can't relate.
|
|
The mom looks at him, bewildered, holding him in suspicion, Everything in her eyes says that she does not want to engage in this conversation.
|
|
The rest are those who've been dragged along, like my housemate's date for the night, or those who've wandered in out of the rain, bewildered.
|
|
Then there's the soldier in that photograph (Perry Sherman, impeccably blank and bewildered), who, having lost his memory, was given the provisional name Francis Grand.
|
|
But the resulting series of policy zigzags by the CDC and Food and Drug Administration left even healthcare providers bewildered about who should be tested.
|
|
One minute you're a resident, confidently matching the film's streets to those mapped in your head; the next minute you're as bewildered as a tourist.
|
|
The Trazinskis, who said they met Mr. Leverett about four months after Ms. Millan was killed, said that church members were bewildered by his confession.
|
|
More than 39,000 Twitter users had "liked" Mr. Williams's initial tweet by Wednesday, but several people said they were, frankly, bewildered by Mr. Watson's generosity.
|
|
In previous interviews, Mr. Tillerson said that he was bewildered by reports of plunging morale, saying everyone he saw in the department's hallways appeared cheerful.
|
|
LONDON — Passengers on a British Airways flight from London to Düsseldorf, Germany, were left bewildered on Monday when their plane landed in Scotland by mistake.
|
|
A group of about 100 schoolchildren were talking wildly over one another and waiting at the entrance for their bewildered teachers to buy them tickets.
|
|
Outside the impromptu shops, bewildered parents slumped against the walls; inside, sellers reclined in stocking feet on their double beds, eating from Styrofoam takeout boxes.
|
|
Pete D'Alessandro, the senator's longtime man in Iowa, was talking about the young staffers and volunteers who were, he said, bewildered by what had happened.
|
|
Meanwhile, many ordinary Chinese people have also been taking the measure of the new American president and have been bewildered, incensed and yet, sometimes, inspired.
|
|
During the conversation, also reported in the Intercept, Clinton confesses to feeling "bewildered" by those to her far-left and far-right in the election.
|
|
In an era of great uncertainty and monumental change, I will teach him to never be bewildered by the multiplicity of paths to the Divine.
|
|
The photo went mildly viral—those numbers aren't anything to write home about—but also generated a flurry of responses that were bewildered and upset.
|
|
For many who did not vote for Donald Trump, his unexpected victory has left us much more alarmed, bewildered, and demoralized than previous electoral defeats.
|
|
It's one of the saddest states a human can find themselves in; bewildered and nutritionally underprepared for the inevitable headache and dehydration that lay ahead.
|
|
His solo music sounds like what you'd expect given the bass guitar on Flying Lotus albums: airy, bewildered, soul-inflected expanses of harmonically warped space.
|
|
When Hendrick's first tweets appeared on July 2nd, at least one bewildered Bussey follower reported the account, but the complaint seems to have had little effect.
|
|
One moment the two men were pinning down a bewildered-looking sheep, then with a sudden slash and barely a sound, it lay slumping, dying, gone.
|
|
Those that are used to working in multinational firms are bewildered by the chaos, weak systems and lack of management quality they find in family firms.
|
|
Her bewildered but eventually enthusiastic reaction was hilariously meme-worthy, but it also mapped out the long, sometimes awkward road to becoming a halfway decent ally.
|
|
That is how world leaders and investors ended up so thoroughly bewildered by Donald Trump's election victory and Britons voting to withdraw from the European Union.
|
|
While forest officials fired tranquilizers at the pachyderm and tried to drive it back into the forest, the bewildered animal went about damaging walls and pillars.
|
|
Not to be missed are the Bobbsey Twins, Alex Moffat and Mikey Day as Eric Trump and Donald Jr., looking simultaneously douchey and bewildered, as always.
|
|
"I imagine the White House is absolutely bewildered by the proposal to leave," says Dana Allin of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a think-tank.
|
|
Emanuele Giaccherini's opening goal was the product of a glorious 50-yard pass, and it left Belgium looking bewildered that such a move was even possible.
|
|
Berlin features a large and diverse cast: workers and plutocrats, communists and fascists, bewildered liberals and political activists, Jews and anti-Semites, pacifists and street fighters.
|
|
It is all part of the latest act in a four-year drama involving the two investors that has riveted and at times bewildered Wall Street.
|
|
The House overwhelmingly opposed the latest Republican immigration bill on Wednesday, leaving Congress no closer to solving a thorny issue that has bewildered lawmakers for years.
|
|
Rays 8, Yankees 1 Yankees Manager Joe Girardi was bewildered after his team fell to the Tampa Bay Rays, 8-1, at Yankee Stadium on Sunday.
|
|
I'm in shock and bewildered as to why he rang my bell, until I figure out that he must have thought it was Billy Preston's room.
|
|
Faced with the collapse of decades of work, Mr. Peng appeared bewildered, eager to point out that the museum had been memorial, not political, in intent.
|
|
No wonder one of those pianists, the 90-year-old master Dick Hyman, confessed to being bewildered at the start of the early show on Friday.
|
|
Some Democrats were bewildered that Obama hadn't taken steps to address the hacks before the election when the attacks seemed intent on harming his chosen successor.
|
|
" Reviewing the book, Zephyr Teachout says it "provides a masterful retrospective map at a time when people are feeling bewildered and enraged by growing corporate power.
|
|
They usually stand, bewildered, in front of the statue of a steelworker that watches over the town centre like a disappointed uncle, a sentinel of disapproval.
|
|
"I was disappointed and bewildered," said Eric Richards, 57, a lawyer from Cascade Township in suburban Grand Rapids, of his initial reaction to Mr. Amash's tweets.
|
|
Robinson, an unhappy woman who was the opposite of bewildered — an adult mature enough to know she was trapped in the hell of plastic marital conventions.
|
|
Thousands of bewildered users from across North America and Europe flocked to Down Detector, a website that monitors app and website outages, to flag the issue.
|
|
"I went all by myself to the ferry to New York, and I was bewildered, but it was an epiphany," she said in the oral history.
|
|
I did not have a problem grasping the theme, which was straightforward and fun, but I found myself bemused and bewildered by a thicket of clues.
|
|
As other late-night hosts like John Oliver and Trevor Noah took the bewildered "how could this happen?!" route, Bee fully embraced her frustration and rage.
|
|
It might be best for you to take a day or two off, do some sun salutations, align your bewildered chakras, and reconsider your career goals.
|
|
He starts out frustrated and bewildered by the array of hair tools and products, almost giving up until he seeks help from the natural hair vlogger.
|
|
What kind of cringing, bewildered invertebrates roll over and capitulate to the losing side of a debate at a time when they've never had more leverage?
|
|
As Jeter and Walker looked on somewhat bewildered, O'Connell clarified that the BBWAA had made a request several years ago to make all the ballots public.
|
|
I'm sure many headed home today feeling even more bewildered at the state of things and merely relieved that this seemingly endless week is finally over.
|
|
Yet that's precisely what Kohler showed up to Vegas with last year, and it understandably generated some bewildered — but also quite intrigued — sentiments among the press.
|
|
" Air travel has impaired him: "The lingering pressure in his ears bewildered him further, making it hard for him to understand the P.A. system's distorted English.
|
|
She intended to put it outside, in the ground, and even flew a bewildered Webster out to Texas to oversee its installation by a construction crew.
|
|
News surrounding Dalí's disinterment six weeks ago both bewildered and perturbed art fans: Embalmer Narcís Bardalet called it "a miracle" to find Dalí's mustache still intact.
|
|
But that progress also poses a threat to those who are bewildered or angered by these social changes and who prefer mutual rancor to mutual respect.
|
|
One thing conspicuously absent from this otherwise impressive curriculum vitae is the name of Martin Scorsese, and Aiello was as bewildered by this as anyone else.
|
|
I struggled to get into Sense8 in its early going, and I always felt a bit bewildered by people who were hooked from the get-go.
|
|
Disoriented and bewildered by the former real estate mogul's unpredictable -- and at times seemingly erratic -- actions, Trump's colleagues in Congress have been consulting the president's own playbook.
|
|
Social media was torn by the news of the partnership, with some fans bewildered by Kris Jenner's teaser and others doubting her actual use of the product.
|
|
My bewildered mother rang one of the girls, who calmed her down claiming that there had only been one guy visiting her—just her cousin from Bergamo.
|
|
A very close friend of mine is actually the creative director here and helped me get the job, and he is rather bewildered by all of it.
|
|
He hates being touched, is bewildered by the common clichés of small talk and is sent into cataclysmic tantrums by any violation of his rigidly ritualized world.
|
|
Paralleling Charles's quest for selfhood is that of a bewildered Prince Harry, whose hedonistic lifestyle is not unlike that of Prince Hal in the "Henry IV" plays.
|
|
Yet at the Karnes City center one day, two frantic lawyers scrambled just to make last-ditch contact with bewildered women who had lost several legal rounds.
|
|
"These two terms are too similar and can even mislead unfamiliar investors bewildered by sukuk jargon," said Khalid Howladar, managing director at Dubai-based advisory firm Acreditus.
|
|
He said he was "bewildered" to receive a letter subsequently from lawyers asserting that posting the article was malicious and damaged the reputation of Prime Minister Lee.
|
|
"We are going to be seeking an explanation of exactly what the President meant," said spokesman John Kirby, adding that America wasn't the only one feeling bewildered.
|
|
The 55-second teaser alternates between Jamie and Claire looking bewildered and cold, and Jamie and Claire having hot sex, with plenty of exciting stuff in between.
|
|
Radical parties on left and right take such arguments to a ludicrous extreme, arguing that reunification was the "colonisation" of a bewildered people by an exploitative west.
|
|
The passage, and the questions based on it, bewildered children in several states for a number of years before it was publicized, and dropped from the test.
|
|
He looked around, apparently bewildered by our unexpected action, and gestured a faint greeting with both arms, a mechanical smile lighting his pale face for an instant.
|
|
A cycad-identification app, with close-up photos of leaf and stem types, was developed to help bewildered police tell their Encephalartos ghellinckii from their Encephalartos laevifolius.
|
|
When the bewildered customer said that, no, he had not yet made up his mind, the server replied that she must have mistaken him for someone else.
|
|
This formula would replace the long passages of federal rules for streaming rates, which often leave musicians bewildered about just how the money flows in streaming music.
|
|
My colleagues almost always responded with a resounding yes, but all too often the deadlines came and went without the requested material, leaving me bewildered and upset.
|
|
Lost and bewildered, I did all the things that lost new immigrants do, walking along suburban roads with no sidewalks to get to stores with endless aisles.
|
|
Eighty percent of white evangelicals voted for Trump, a fact that bewildered some secular onlookers and agitated some Christian dissenters, like the Southern Baptist Convention's Russell Moore.
|
|
They enable us to feel like we have control and knowledge about something that may belong to us, but that we can sometimes feel utterly bewildered by.
|
|
LIANGJIAHE, China — Almost 50 years after Xi Jinping first trudged into this village as a cold, bewildered teenager, hundreds of political pilgrims retrace his footsteps every day.
|
|
In one scene, Mr. Mamontov is shown berating a bewildered, shirtless man inside his home in Ukraine, accusing him of firing on Russian jets during the war.
|
|
But where does that leave the bewildered believer who cannot see the future and whose lantern casts light only backward, onto the path she has already taken?
|
|
When Seif Abdel Ghafour rushed his dying uncle to Nasser Hospital, he was bewildered by the place until Ms. Najjar led them where they needed to go.
|
|
Dutch photographer Henk Wildschut, whose work explored the themes of food production in large population countries, was bewildered by the photos that the censors chose to remove.
|
|
Tony Campolo, co-founder of the Red Letter Christians, entered the front door of Thomas Road Baptist Church, and left a red box with the bewildered receptionist.
|
|
" Of her 2016 defeat, she shared that "I went in and laid down on the bed in the bedroom and I was just, like, bewildered and astonished.
|
|
In one frightening episode, during a game against New Orleans in November 2016, he was carted off the field, crying, his bewildered face a portrait of anguish.
|
|
After Lenny Pickett's score samples an inmate's bewildered vocal confession to sexually abusing his own child, Mr. Sewell gives us a creepy father-daughter pas de deux.
|
|
Time and time again, GOP senators would emerge from meetings with Trump bewildered at his lack of a grasp about the specifics of any sort of deal.
|
|
After a psychiatrist advises Lars's bewildered brother Gus (Paul Schneider) and his wife, Karin (Emily Mortimer), to play along, the community welcomes the innocent yet strange relationship.
|
|
Bewildered is how I would best describe the mood of many passersby Tuesday afternoon, when I visited the sculpture to survey people's opinions on the man's identity.
|
|
Meanwhile, a string of rulings from judges halted the deportation of travelers caught in the drama, but also bewildered U.S. officials unsure how to enforce Trump's order.
|
|
It is one thing to see an actor playing the part of a bewildered ghetto street kid; it is another to watch a celebrated writer assume the role.
|
|
And Ms. Steeves brings a sense of bewildered near-defeat to Jackie, who has come home to lick her wounds, only to find herself embroiled in more trauma.
|
|
Its murky transactions through overseas front companies and Middle Eastern partners, many of them exposed by foreign media reports, have bewildered the public over the past two years.
|
|
Some argue that this is because of their "double marginalisation", by both bewildered non-Muslim friends and sceptical native Muslims, leaving them vulnerable to the overtures of radicals.
|
|
And while John Kasich may lay claim to political acumen and savvy, none of that can resolve the fears and anxieties of an increasingly bewildered and frustrated public.
|
|
Marshall argued that "a lad, coming from school to this large and heterogeneous mass of difficult notions entirely strange to him, is bewildered", and would be left "unripe".
|
|
And three weeks before Election Day, Trump is going to Wisconsin -- which most bewildered Republican officials, even some in the state, say he has no chance of winning.
|
|
At CES 2018, I got to grips with the first smartphone to have this futuristic tech built in, and I was left a little bewildered by the experience.
|
|
What exactly happens when you leave a city and then return year after year, still not prepared to call yourself an ex but increasingly bewildered, like a tourist?
|
|
At some point amidst the screeching, as I retreated to my bedroom and my bewildered friends evacuated the area, my parents were—rather humiliatingly—called in to help.
|
|
Garner was applauding with the rest of the audience, including seat neighbor Chris Messina, when her hands noticeably stopped and her facial expression transitioned from stoic to bewildered.
|
|
George Takei says he's "shocked and bewildered" at claims made by a former model/actor who says the "Star Trek" star drugged and sexually assaulted him in 1981.
|
|
In the picture, baby Shai looks a little bewildered — to be fair, that seems to be the resting face of all 2-month-old babies — but just peachy.
|
|
As we shuttle between the Japanese and English words, connected by asterisks, arrows, and circles, we begin to grasp how bewildered, uncertain, and insecure Goto was while translating.
|
|
It's a curious tone for welcoming new arrivals — typically terrified, bewildered, exhausted people who find themselves at Freedom House's door with suitcases stuffed with whatever they could fit.
|
|
However, anytime that one of my conservative friends offers up her support of Mr. Trump, I am left bewildered and rendered mute, so as to save the friendship.
|
|
The people of Sugarland, Texas, were bewildered when they saw an alligator swimming in local Pumpkin Lake with a knife lodged in its head, according toClick 2 Houston.
|
|
Americans who are bewildered, disheartened or infuriated by our current electoral politics (check all that apply) will recognize in "Serious Sweet" a British version of the same malaise.
|
|
But I got curious about why, exactly, the world was such a disaster, and now, I have bewildered — and at moments delighted — myself by finding out the reasons.
|
|
An absolutely bewildered looking Trump explained that he "never mentioned the word or the name Israel" during his visit with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu back in May.
|
|
The old men ask about how many "blood diapers" she used during her "lady curse," and are bewildered that she's 34, has no kids, and has casual sex.
|
|
"I heard noise and went downstairs looking, and he jumped out at me and I shot him," the bewildered 22003-year-old told a 22006 dispatcher through sobs.
|
|
Even worse, though, was the innocent and bewildered celebrity chef Rachel Ray, whose Instagram and Twitter also became a hotbed of bee emojis and nasty threats by mistake.
|
|
Moreover, the disconnect between the State Department and the White House seems intentional, leaving ambassadors in impossible positions and our allies across the globe infuriated, alienated and bewildered.
|
|
Operators of the grid were bewildered: Nothing they clicked on their computers had any effect, and cursors dashed across their screens to disconnect circuits and delete backup systems.
|
|
Ben McKenzie's Ryan Atwood serves as our audience surrogate, offering an appropriately bewildered outside view into the strange but enviable lifestyles of the rich and not-quite-famous.
|
|
The decision to halt military exercises in South Korea has bewildered many current and former U.S. defense officials, who only learned about it when Trump made his remarks.
|
|
Portrayed as a bewildered but intrepid young soul by Ayla Bellamy, this nameless heroine becomes not just an onlooker, but a key player, in the tales that follow.
|
|
With delicacy, Iskandrian guides us through Agnes's transformation from a passive, bewildered teenager to a young woman with realistic and flexible notions about love and becoming a parent.
|
|
People are grateful for the concern, bewildered that we are on its receiving end, awkward that such horror was unleashed on a community that we believed was safe.
|
|
Grinning, red-jacketed workers of the SNCF — the national rail company — who were designated to guide the few bewildered-looking passengers who showed up were outnumbered by them.
|
|
My mom looked surprised and even bewildered when I told her I made ten grand by hooking a friend up with another friend to make a drug deal.
|
|
" It featured a bewildered Pope Francis, his hands slapped on his cheeks like the distressed child in the "Home Alone" poster, above the words "My Pope Is Benedict.
|
|
Doctors were no longer bewildered by fatal cases of Kaposi sarcoma (a previously rare cancer, characterized by purple skin lesions, that started inflicting AIDS patients in the '80s).
|
|
A minute later, clouds seem to shroud those big, bright peepers, and she has the bewildered look of a toddler who's lost track of her mother at the mall.
|
|
Two children turned to one another, looking bewildered but embracing as they and their classmates were evacuated from the place they go every day to learn and to play.
|
|
His earnest face swings from bewildered to grimly amused in seconds, his jaw often left hanging by whatever new horror Trump's latest Cabinet pick or histrionic tweet might portend.
|
|
Still others were flat-out bewildered by Halsey's choice, given Manson's sometimes violent, misogynist lyrics and past allegations of abuse and harassment against him (some of which were dropped).
|
|
She portrayed her son as a compassionate, child-like man who enjoyed watching "Peppa Pig", a British children's television program, and who was bewildered and frightened by his incarceration.
|
|
Many men are oblivious to the level of harassment and worse women have to put up with, as some bewildered responses to the revelations on Ms Oxford's timeline showed.
|
|
Mr Nolan drops the viewer straight into the frantic heart of the action—so that we are as bewildered as the protagonists—and he keeps us there without respite.
|
|
Monkees fans, meanwhile, had already abandoned that group as it strove for artistic independence; they would have been bewildered by what they heard, if they heard it at all.
|
|
For the sake of the Jeremy Kyle analogy, Jose Mourinho was the censorious chat show host, Fisher the bewildered stooge being forced to take an awkward public paternity test.
|
|
Yet the same people who recognize all these things in soccer pretend not to understand—are bewildered by—these things when they manifest in the world outside the stadium.
|
|
Mr. Trump's argument that Seoul and Tokyo, which host tens of thousands of American troops, need to pay more or see the troops leave bewildered officials in those countries.
|
|
In his 1999 masterpiece, "Embracing Defeat: Japan in the Wake of World War II," the historian John W. Dower shifted the focus to the Japanese, liberated, exhausted and bewildered.
|
|
The bewildered crowd had failed to anticipate that the president's instinct to strike a better deal than President Obama on any topic might keep hope alive for U.S. participation.
|
|
Costantini, now the coach of the United States team, lost to Ding that day, and he remembered the other players, coaches and fans feeling bewildered about what had happened.
|
|
Though it was cultishly beloved, the critical response lay somewhere between muted and bewildered—an arched brow raised in the direction of the 11-minute songs about existential terror.
|
|
They danced in unison in a kind of trancelike state, tilt-a-whirling, head-banging, and humming to Meyers's fantastic score as the audience watched in near-bewildered amazement.
|
|
There's something compelling to me about reading a fiction author or philosopher or a poet who is just as bewildered and confused and depressed and uncertain as I am.
|
|
But the stories, when we told them, left us in tears and bewildered at how casually we had taken these horror stories and tried to make them into comedy.
|
|
During a hearing in a Brooklyn courtroom, she sat on a wooden bench, looking bewildered and frightened while she held the hands of her mother and her sister's husband.
|
|
The White House approach has put the future of the 1994 trade pact in doubt and left Canada, Mexico and many of the biggest American companies frustrated and bewildered.
|
|
"The black man moves his hands," says the figure identified in the program as Black Man With Watermelon, portrayed in a state of bewildered resignation by Daniel J. Watts.
|
|
" Vacations provoked something like bewildered impatience; in his long chronicle, Moore eventually flourishes a droll shorthand for these recurrent challenges: "For her customary but always unwelcome summer holidays, Mrs.
|
|
They were doting but incurious parents, bewildered by her fame, and confounded by the fans, who kept turning up at their door or writing to them during Blondie's heyday.
|
|
It's true that his characters dwell in a bewildered questioning numbness; more than one seems to be considering, and late in life, This is what life is all about?
|
|
The fringe U.K. vocalist and producer has typically left bewildered fans on their own to make sense of the scattershot allusions, subversions, and red herrings that litter his work.
|
|
Internet commentators were both bewildered and slightly amused by Castor bringing a shopping bag to the hearing, with some initially identifying it incorrectly as a Whole Foods bag.—j.d.
|
|
The news comes despite conservatives in the House backing away from the president after Trump's comments on "due process" this week bewildered many pro-gun members of his party.
|
|
Why it matters: The leaks and revelations have thrown President Trump into a constant state of defensiveness, and turned a growing number of Republicans into frustrated, sometimes bewildered, defenders.
|
|
As I grew older, I was bewildered by the television characters and glossy magazine covers with girls whose hair — and skin tone, for that matter — rarely reflected my own.
|
|
The new group of suspects, and their bewildered family and friends, include Hanna Azoulay Hasfari and Moran Rosenblatt, excellent (and funny) as an Orthodox woman and her unorthodox daughter.
|
|
Jose Bedia's Estupor del cubanito en territorio ajeno, translated as "The Poor Bewildered Cuban on Arriving in a Strange Land," is a curious symbol, appearing both phallic and divine.
|
|
" A subsequent Al Jazeera investigation found that local police were oblivious to the underground trade happening under their noses, with one bewildered senior officer asking, "Rape video, what is this?
|
|
"I am going to choose to reveal this here on the stage for the very first time," Dunham said while her Williams, Mamet, and Jemima Kirke looked her way, bewildered.
|
|
All of that momentarily stopped, however, when an unexpected audio issue left debate moderators Rachel Maddow and Chuck Todd flummoxed and the politicians on stage bewildered and a bit bemused.
|
|
But instead of resigning himself to fate, the 26-year-old, who goes under the pseudonym of Shandianzhililiang on Weibo, came up with an idea that has bewildered Chinese netizens.
|
|
One of the points he kept hammering home to bewildered radio DJs and journalists was the struggle he faced when he wanted to make the move from producing to rapping.
|
|
First-time customers often come away bewildered and humming the store's unending earworm of a theme song, but return for more, drawn back by a constantly changing array of goods.
|
|
The caller said a crowd of bewildered onlookers gathered around as the man got out of his car wearing a gray collared shirt and gray slacks and continued to yell.
|
|
We are bewitched by the prehistoric, magical landscapes of his 2015 novel The Buried Giant, and incidentally find ourselves thinking about the importance of history to a bewildered, conflicted nation.
|
|
Danielle said she was bewildered when her husband's colleague called to say he was sent recordings of what appeared to be private conversations the couple was having in their home.
|
|
It began in August 1619, when some 20 frightened, bewildered and beleaguered Africans arrived in Jamestown, Va., as prizes that had been pirated from Spanish ships on the open seas.
|
|
"I was kind of bewildered because it's not too many teams or pitchers that have held us in check like that for a couple days," Nationals Manager Dusty Baker said.
|
|
But they also include powerful and less familiar scenes of rubble-strewn streets, desperate villagers, bewildered squadrons, and Americans and Vietnamese alike who are wounded, maimed, dying or freshly killed.
|
|
The briefings, though, could only hint so much at what the rescuers found on the devastated streets of the Keys: torn-apart homes, loose pets and bewildered, terrified, unnerved residents.
|
|
"We're a bit bewildered as to why Qatar is interested in investing in American Airlines, given the very public and aggressive position we've taken about their business model," he said.
|
|
The EU, which has grappled with the tortuous Brexit crisis since Britons voted 103%-48% to leave in a 2016 referendum, was clearly bewildered by the contradictory signals from London.
|
|
He saw that half a dozen video cameras were arrayed in the front, blocking the seats, and waited with a smile until the bewildered videographers were cleared to the sides.
|
|
One morning I wandered off the court in the middle of a netball match to identify some nearby birdcalls and was bewildered by the rage this induced in my team.
|
|
It was a study in violent verbal combat: The two talked angrily over each other, cut each other off, shook fists and pointed fingers, leaving the moderators bewildered and helpless.
|
|
Surrounded by reporters, bewildered patrons and a few protestors urging the mayor to "go back to New York," Bloomberg shook a few hands, took some pictures and chatted with Guy.
|
|
On May 19, 1940, the day that Winston Churchill announced that the Germans had trampled the Maginot Line, as bewildered Belgians filled the Paris streets, the Nabokovs sailed to America.
|
|
Chip and the people around him are almost living in their own surrealist world, with the politely bewildered residents of Bakersfield and downright confused rodeo cowboys blinking at their absurdity.
|
|
"A lot of lawyers are simply bewildered by the conclusion Barr reached," said Carl Tobias, a professor of law at the University of Richmond specializing in the federal court system.
|
|
In 1978, he bewildered authorities when he was caught smuggling what was then the largest shipment of cannabis—a staggering 37 tons—into the United States off the coast of Seattle.
|
|
The soldiers' fear turns out to be a self-fulfilling prophecy when Teddy surprises us, and MIB — who looks frankly bewildered — by killing everyone in the camp with a machine gun.
|
|
Funny thing here: Akimov ended up having the same reaction as Mohab, claiming he was "surprised and bewildered" after the story published, and insisting he'd never said anything of the kind.
|
|
In the following clip, George, a three-time NBA All-Star, is seen looking bewildered after his presentation of a used cup was not met by someone taking it from him.
|
|
He actually did a pretty good job of the whole thing until he turned his back to the camera and found himself bewildered by the very idea of chroma key technology.
|
|
Smith plays — in a break from his charismatic and in-control film persona at the time — the bewildered comic foil to Jones' world-weary agent who's seen the weirdest things imaginable.
|
|
Although Midge is clearly bewildered by this run-in, at least it's good news for Rose, who is still seeing a psychic in hopes the fates will save her daughter's marriage.
|
|
Our phone call was interrupted twice by concerned citizens and once by a cop, all of whom seemed bewildered to see a pedestrian walking barefoot on the side of the road.
|
|
In her previous testimony in 2015, she denied being a member of the NSU and described feeling horrified and bewildered when Boehnhardt and Mundlos told her about some of the murders.
|
|
A series of policies by bewildered officials led to a "war" whose combatants would trudge out for a doughnut each morning without any indication of when they would be let off.
|
|
As that Yucatan humidity kicks in, the Desert Hearts crew, now over 20 strong, soggy, bewildered, exhausted, and spent, limps their way out of the jungle and into a new year.
|
|
His set at KOKO, which culminated in a track demanding audience participation, was met with a mildly excruciating silence from a crowd bewildered by the array of Arabic words and phrases.
|
|
"No one knows how tough this job is until after he has been in it a few months," a bewildered Kennedy confessed to Eisenhower, according to his biographer Stephen E. Ambrose.
|
|
The novel's structure meant that those opposed to political radicalism often found themselves baffled and bewildered by "Frankenstein," as literary critics such as Chris Baldick and Adriana Craciun have pointed out.
|
|
"Join us!" the rebels chanted as they pushed down paved roads lined, in some places, with modest crowds of onlookers and bewildered residents who peered out their windows at the spectacle.
|
|
One White House official told CNN the President was bewildered by Papadopoulos being swept up in the case, apparently seeking to further diminish his role as a linchpin in Mueller's presentation.
|
|
Frequently, smugglers will bolt as soon as the border patrol shows up, leaving lost and bewildered immigrants and families without working cell phones days away from water or the nearest road.
|
|
In fact the whole place was a maze of steps, doors, corridors and corners leaving punters bewildered—but that was half the fun for many: losing friends meant making new ones.
|
|
The finish came as Weidman telegraphed a takedown attempt in the third round and ate a jumping knee which busted his eye wide open and left him turtled in bewildered agony.
|
|
Some people were just utterly distraught – each of them wandering around aimlessly, wearing the bewildered expression of someone who'd just found out their favourite uncle had been picked up by Yewtree.
|
|
In May 2018, Raden completely shuttered, leaving customers bewildered: How did such a promising startup, one that wanted to make the best suitcase, boom and bust in no time at all?
|
|
But despite his initial familiarity with trap music, Hilliard's eyes were opened to a larger scene behind the music and he still finds himself bewildered by the lifestyle of the rapper.
|
|
Those not seated at the bar milled about, bewildered, like spectators at a rock concert in a high school gym: happy to be there, but not quite sure what to expect.
|
|
Asked about the shared codes between his official web page and the page promoting the Five Star Movement, Francesco Zicchieri, a leader of the "We're With Salvini" movement, appeared legitimately bewildered.
|
|
And what symbol can be more reassuring than the incumbent of a high position who knows what to do and is willing to act, especially when others are bewildered and alone?
|
|
And the play now feels prophetic in its portrait of resentful Americans, bewildered by a "zombie" economy built on "invisible money," trembling on the brink between the middle and lower classes.
|
|
But most of this episode is about Emily cold-shouldering Lorelai after finding out about her engagement to Max, and Lorelai's resulting bewildered anger — and that will carry you anywhere. 114.
|
|
Olive is furious and uncompromising, agitated by her husband, who is "oppressively nice" (McDormand's words), puzzled and disappointed by her son, ill at ease with emotion and bewildered by social niceties.
|
|
It does not help that both map apps on my phone put Joomak down a nearby alley, where I encountered other bewildered would-be customers searching for an entrance between Dumpsters.
|
|
Mr. Trump's latest round — imposing tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods and threatening to tax nearly all imports from China if it retaliated — has bewildered, frustrated and provoked Beijing.
|
|
Moments like your grandmother's bewildered face as a robot ball follows her to the bathroom in the middle of the night, or your dog right before it destroys your new toy.
|
|
When Jeff Luhnow, now the general manager of the Houston Astros, came into baseball from the business world with St. Louis in 2003, the sanctity of the 80 grade bewildered him.
|
|
It's a small fraction of the pain and bewilderment his accusers say they've suffered, of course, and yet, because Mr. Cosby's show made him seem like everybody's father, we're bewildered, too.
|
|
However, I am bewildered by his resolve to rummage around for another Republican instead of casting his precious vote for Hillary Clinton, who did, after all, solidly win the popular vote.
|
|
What follows is a series of songs in which the bewildered teenagers lift the lid on their dreams, singing and dancing for their lives, although the tone throughout is gently satirical.
|
|
That's certainly true for the angry and bewildered characters in this strange theatrical hybrid of soaring music and thudding dialogue, which opened on Wednesday night at the Old Vic Theater here.
|
|
The protagonist of "Heroes for Sale," played by Richard Barthelmess, battles his way through World I and carouses throughout the Roaring Twenties only to wind up bewildered on the bread line.
|
|
Floor-to-ceiling sliding-glass windows invite in the bewildered gaze of the East River — close enough to feel the afternoon breeze, far enough to ensure privacy from peeping ferry-takers.
|
|
He was also being "completely honest," baring a bewildered and troubled soul, not fathoming why he is so uninspired to play a sport he intends, or hopes, to continue on with.
|
|
Then, after the fan was escorted off the pitch, Messi—with his ever-bewildered tiny child vibes—then took a look down at his feet being like, you're praising these things, huh?
|
|
I remember reading Engadget's live blog from the back of a classroom when the fifth-generation iPod nano was unveiled in 2009 and being kind of bewildered by what Apple had done.
|
|
Which is why it bewildered her when the girl had seemed not merely to weather the rupture but to enjoy the novelty of it, to use it as a springboard to independence.
|
|
He is legally blind, slurs his speech, walks only with assistance and cannot recite the alphabet past the letter G. He is, Mr Stevenson said, "bewildered and confused most of the time".
|
|
Two assistants delivered him to the red carpet and split, leaving bewildered security agents to figure out how to handle the unusual party-crasher while VIPs milled about, camera phones in hand.
|
|
Her silence on the plight of the Rohingya has bewildered a world that once saw her as Myanmar's Nelson Mandela — and a symbol of peaceful civil disobedience and the power of protest.
|
|
All the while, Harington looks a little bewildered, as if he's not so sure how he ended up leaning against a van, or how it is he's so close to a paparazzi.
|
|
"Yesterday I had 1,500 followers on Instagram, and today I have 40,000," he told me, clearly a little bewildered by the public's enthusiasm for his backyard escapades with a bunch of deer.
|
|
" Cramer Remix: Starbucks' loss is your gain Cramer: Obama just changed the game for steelCramer: This could end oil's downward spiral Cypress Semiconductor: "Frankly, I am bewildered by how the stock acts.
|
|
Part of the pleasure is observing as each family member figures out the message, culminating with Grandma, who hastily pushes Ms. Canatella's bewildered nephew off her lap and leaps into the air.
|
|
Those familiar with Mr. McCraney's earlier work, much of which is written in a startlingly original impressionistic style, are likely to be bewildered at first here by the seeming kitchen-sink naturalism.
|
|
Yet for all of what potential still remains unfulfilled, it seems fair to say that storytellers are still just as entranced (and occasionally bewildered) by the power of the fully immersive medium.
|
|
The decision to halt military exercises in South Korea has bewildered many current and former U.S. defense officials, who only learned about it when Trump made his remarks after the Singapore meeting.
|
|
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Wednesday said the EU was "confused and bewildered" by the migrant crisis and said the bloc should take responsibility like Greece has done, despite being crash-strapped.
|
|
And as the bewildered straight man to everybody else, Mr. Schnetzer more than holds his own, finding intriguing ambivalence within Dylan's virtuous persona and also proving himself a dab hand at snooker.
|
|
Inside the West Wing, aides described an atmosphere of bewildered resignation as they grappled with the all-too-familiar task of predicting and reacting in real time to Mr. Trump's shifting moods.
|
|
The latest Saudi venture — the forced resignation as prime minister of Lebanon and probable house arrest of Saad Hariri, once a favorite ally of Riyadh — has bewildered many in Lebanon and elsewhere.
|
|
A dramatist of ferociously specific imagination, Mr. Walsh revels in placing bewildered but feisty characters in hermetically sealed environments, creating what might be described as ontological equivalents of the locked room mystery.
|
|
"I simply lack any information whatsoever, and my client is bewildered by all of this as well," he told CNN, adding that Castillo hasn't been to the Dominican Republic since last year.
|
|
"We're lucky," screamed the Tampa Bay Times front page, and residents and officials alike were left bewildered, though deeply relieved, as the grasped for the reason for their run of good fortune.
|
|
The elusive narrative threads of "American Gods" make a kind of structural sense: Shadow, plunged without warning into the gods' realm, is bewildered by everything he sees, and we're experiencing his bewilderment.
|
|
Democrats will find themselves once again bewildered by another miscalculation that does not yield a prolonged political advantage any more than the special counsel investigation or their attempts at gun control legislation.
|
|
In the produce section of a grocery store, Mr. Mwenda was bewildered by the abundance and wide variety of apples on display, promptly plopping two dozen pricey Pink Ladies into a bag.
|
|
Most importantly, though, this song is an ideal one to bring up in these moments of feeling bewildered about bad shit happening because, all analysis aside, it really is a cathartic sentiment.
|
|
Hitherto in his papacy, Pope Francis has won enormous sympathy both inside and outside the Catholic world by coming over as a vulnerable outsider, almost a bewildered stranger, in the corridors of power.
|
|
"hold up if rey is the last jedi... what happens to luke.. OR if luke is the last jedi... what happens to rey..." asked a bewildered fan, Ana with 1 n, on Twitter.
|
|
Most of the characters in the John Wick movies are bewildered by John's efforts to get out of the game and live like a normie, but they treat him as a fellow professional.
|
|
Voters may be bewildered when confronted with the People's Front of Judea and the Judean People's Front—or with National Liberals, Democratic Liberals and Liberal Reformists, as they were in Romania in 2014.
|
|
What starts as an ensemble cast bewildered by the events taking place mere feet away from them, turns into an all-out paranoia bonanza as tempers flare, suspicions rage, and violence begets violence.
|
|
Instead, his girlfriend of 10 years (Judy Greer) leaves him for a happier life with someone else; his new romantic prospect (Nia Long) is bewildered by him; his family certainly doesn't understand him.
|
|
You will, more than likely, end up alone again at the end of the day, and trust me, there is nothing worse than being bewildered at the prospect of being with yourself again.
|
|
Marie Antoinette, at first bewildered by the rules and conventions of the French court, soon becomes its master, leading fashion, gossip and bon gout — while still claiming to care about none of it.
|
|
This country did less and less to muzzle its hatred of Muslims, and few prominent voices rose to oppose that hatred in a substantive way, leaving those faced with discrimination defenseless and bewildered.
|
|
But it is to the credit of this interpretation, which uses Thornton Wilder's 1937 version, that you feel not only for the painfully enlightened wife but also for the bewildered husband in torment.
|
|
Since then, the US position on Syria has left friend and foe alike watching bewildered as the Trump administration struggled with the man in the Oval Office to come to a final position.
|
|
YOU CANNOT TELL ME THAT YOU CAN CREATE OUT OF NOTHING SOMETHING WHICH HAS A MEDIUM OF EXCHANGE VALUE, WITHOUT BRINGING INTO THE ANALYSIS THE FACT THAT SOMETIMES PEOPLE ARE A LITTLE BEWILDERED.
|
|
The diminutive Ahmad, 57, initially looked as bewildered as his predecessor after the result of the vote handed him an upset 35-20 victory in a clear repudiation of Hayatou's long standing rule.
|
|
What touched me in "Café Müller" was the 62-year-old Nazareth Panadero as the woman who skitters around bewildered in heels, a role she has been performing for more than three decades.
|
|
"We are genuinely bewildered by recent attempts to pressure aluminum suppliers to change the pricing methodology that has evolved through market forces ... for more than 25 years," said the Aluminum Association's Lauren Wilkes.
|
|
In a previous instance, Pacolli said he traveled to Liberia after being told it had decided to derecognize Kosovo, only to be told by the country's somewhat bewildered president that nothing had changed.
|
|
" By early August, this same phrase had turned into a bewildered mutter, as I listened to Representative Maxine Waters tell Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski that she thinks we're "nearing a constitutional crisis.
|
|
But one of those victories is against Herman and his bewildered Cougars, who have lost two of their last three games to fall to 6-2, 3-2 in the American Athletic Conference.
|
|
Finally, Alice agrees to marry Teddy—largely to move into a roomier apartment—but he is bewildered by her high-spiritedness and sets about trying to make her behave like a proper wife.
|
|
Our politicians mourn, our media serves the familiar narratives, and we end the day in the same place where we started it, bewildered by reducible catastrophes but unwilling to do anything about it.
|
|
Despite those efforts, Loran Grishow-Schade, a 33-year-old graduate student in social work at Penn, said that when "X" appears on official documents as their gender, many professors can be bewildered.
|
|
He's confused by what's probably a major concussion, bewildered by his strange surroundings, and willing to follow the orders of the only other person in the room, a dying old man named Welty.
|
|
Over the next 13 years, the Mars Volta delved into styles far removed from At the Drive In's punk and hardcore foundations, from progressive rock to salsa — sometimes leaving fans bewildered or disappointed.
|
|
About New York Bewildered, Elaine Williams and a friend stood outside Penn Station in Manhattan, big city chaos zagging, confusion zigging, after an hourlong train journey from their small town in New Jersey.
|
|
At the home of Fidel Delgado, his bewildered wife, Maria Rocha, seemed comforted that one of us was a Spanish speaker who identified as a reporter and was interested in telling their story.
|
|
The lack of a clear position on the conflict has bewildered officials on both sides, particularly in Ukraine where Mr. Trump's overtures to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia are viewed with alarm.
|
|
It can feel almost cruel to watch Chekhov's great late plays from the smug vantage point of the present: we can see, all too clearly, the future that awaits his bewildered Russian gentlefolk.
|
|
On Pro Football The Giants this season were a young team that overachieved, a squad that quickly transformed a franchise stumbling and bewildered after three consecutive losing seasons into a surprising playoff contender.
|
|
Illustration: Wav / GizmodoA woman identified as Natasha Aponte used Tinder to invite several dozen guys on a simultaneous date in New York City this past Sunday afternoon, leaving her targets bewildered by the stunt.
|
|
Some locals are, understandably, pretty outraged, and as one mother responded on Facebook, "bewildered"—bathroom equality issues aside, it's unclear why you'd separate boys from girls in an active shooter situation to begin with.
|
|
The decision to halt military exercises in South Korea has bewildered many current and former U.S. defense officials, who only learned about it when Trump announced it in Singapore, after the summit with Kim.
|
|
To a room full of bewildered reporters and fans, Garbrandt announced that Dillashaw was on the juice and he knew it for a fact because Dillashaw had taught the whole team to do it.
|
|
President Trump's travel ban, which blocked the issuance of business and tourist visas for Chad, Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, North Korea, and several Venezuelan government officials, bewildered politicians and national security analysts alike.
|
|
After all it seems the real story the show is able to tell is about Elliot, who, both bewildered and detached from his increasingly dire psychological situation, is trying to make sense of himself.
|
|
Washington (CNN)Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci is comparing his expletive-laden interview with a New Yorker reporter to another infamous conversation caught on tape -- and Monica Lewinsky seems bewildered by it.
|
|
"I'm so bewildered by what happened I can't, I don't know what was going through his head that was so outrageous," a friend of Skinner's, who also asked not to be identified, told WTVR.
|
|
I have to admit, I didn't even realize Potratz was a character in the show for a few episodes because she rarely says anything, she just kind of looks bewildered as other people talk.
|
|
"As far as wiretapping, I guess, by this past administration, at least we have something in common perhaps," Trump said to Merkel, who looked bewildered as she stared back at him from her podium.
|
|
Western officials privately extol Mattis, whose standing among NATO allies has risen as they become increasingly bewildered by Trump's policies on trade and Iran and disoriented by his outreach to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
|
|
"Love in the Time of Cholera" is discussed by a gathering of eager readers, mostly middle-aged, one of whom admits to being bewildered by "all the ins and outs" of the sex scenes.
|
|
Buckingham Palace has not responded to Berman's claims, but earlier this year the duke was described to journalists by an unnamed source as "angry and bewildered" at suggestions he was uncooperative in the inquiry.
|
|
Mr. Sanders often rightly seems bewildered that free public college education — once the norm in California — and the universal health care of Canada and Europe can seem to be radical solutions to American problems.
|
|
At an impromptu information center set up by the city inside a public school, bewildered residents whose homes were still cordoned off behind police tape and hazmat signs arrived throughout the day, seeking answers.
|
|
As her chief prey, the virtuous Joe, a touchingly bewildered Clifton Duncan has a tenor that matches Ms. Rose's mezzo in ways that remind you that, in opera, sex starts in the vocal cords.
|
|
Frida's scraped knee provokes alarm from a village mother, who hustles her bewildered daughter away from the blood, and mild incidents of callousness toward little Anna reveal Frida's uncertainty about where she fits in.
|
|
In "When They See Us," a Netflix series that dramatizes the Central Park jogger case, five black and Hispanic teenage boys are interrogated by investigators in scenes that show them bewildered, scared and alone.
|
|
Scholars and students said they were bewildered by the government's attempt to cast their institution as part of the opposition — a role the university, as a place of inquiry, does not seek to inhabit.
|
|
Supporters of the slam have long been bewildered by the accusation that they are somehow upsetting the area's ecology, saying the event is merely a fun way to raise money and promote community bonding.
|
|
Rather, I am bewildered as to how to proceed in a situation in which the legitimizing mechanics of democratic majority rule are preserved even as the reality of an increasingly irreversible minority control prevails.
|
|
Bewildered, Selin buys an Einstein poster, but she gets one that just shows him in front of a chalkboard instead of the one her roommate obviously meant, where Einstein is playfully sticking out his tongue.
|
|
While the initial report made clear that it was not in fact counter-productive and gave Facebook the means to track the files across its network, many people still walked away from the story bewildered.
|
|
When she's not experiencing a manic episode, Maria often ends up playing the bewildered straight man as everyone else unravels — but then again, since we're inside Maria's head, who's to say what we're actually seeing?
|
|
And so was born Iosseliani's mature style, the vision of neither bewildered tourist nor native son, sympathetic yet supremely ironized, untroubled by an obligation to get to anyplace in particular, but always on the move.
|
|
Investors were bewildered that Maduro, who narrowly won election in 2430 after the death of Hugo Chavez, appeared to be opening the door to default immediately after authorizing more than $29.7 billion to bond payments.
|
|
"It's funny because sometimes these articles will come out, or I'll get asked about them, and I literally have no idea who these sources are or where they're getting their information," a bewildered Stanton explained.
|
|
In the first part of the play, those supporting characters include sad young Philip's alcoholic father and overwhelmed mother, both of them bewildered by the emergence of their "pansy" son's new persona at age 8.
|
|
Two years later, he emerged with Trans, a vocoder album that bewildered his fans in 1982 but an audience today wouldn't blink an eye if Frank Ocean released it as his follow-up to Blonde.
|
|
At a packed Salle Pleyel—one of his five headline dates that sold out in actual seconds—I essentially played the role of the entire supporting cast of Napoleon Dynamite; bewildered but also extremely impressed.
|
|
"Every man on Earth is bewildered," read her redacted version of a statement by Richard Dreyfuss, who was accused of harassing a female writer (he recalled their interactions as part of a "mutual seduction ritual").
|
|
"People are bewildered because they keep getting very mixed signals about the state of relations," said Andrei V. Kortunov, the director general of the Russian International Affairs Council, a research group that advises the Kremlin.
|
|
But there's no question that it's always all about Thom — unless you believe, as he likes to insist teasingly, it's all about us, too, and our bewildered, desperate and ever-shrinking time on this planet.
|
|
But Elliott's presence unquestionably influenced the result, as he knifed through the Giants' vaunted defensive front for 248 rushing yards on 24 carries and bewildered the secondary for 36 more yards on five pass receptions.
|
|
In fact, some candidates who have been overwhelmed with donations from rich Silicon Valley types sometimes don't even know they're on the list, according to one donor who discussed the matter with a bewildered candidate.
|
|
ALBANY — It took innumerable scandals, more than a dozen criminal convictions and a batch of whispered hints to a bewildered chairwoman, but one of the longest, most perplexing droughts in New York politics is over.
|
|
The elegant stacks, skillfully balanced without wires or adhesives, have amazed and bewildered hikers and cyclists since late July, when they began appearing south of the bridge, beside the Hudson River Greenway in Washington Heights.
|
|
CIUDAD JUAREZ (Reuters) - Bewildered, sad and disappointed, Brazilians migrants sent from the United States to Mexico this week were left wondering how they had ended up in another country whose language they do not understand.
|
|
That Gallimard (and his real-life prototype, Bernard Boursicot, whose case became an international scandal in the mid-1980s) failed to register the imposture has been the subject of much bewildered speculation and many jokes.
|
|
But it has been extreme under Mr. Trump … Moreover, the disconnect between the State Department and the White House seems intentional, leaving ambassadors in impossible positions and our allies across the globe infuriated, alienated and bewildered.
|
|
Her character, who is bewildered by her own power for most of the film, reminded me of the similarly confused antiheroine played by Garance Marillier in Raw, Julia Ducournau's fantastic teen-girl cannibal movie from 2016.
|
|
With the location and details shrouded in secrecy until just hours before the reported 3pm start time, attendees stepped off of unmarked charter buses that had transported them to the island, looking bewildered and eager. 2.
|
|
The lack of a coherent plan by Brexiters has led them to be dubbed… The dog that caught the car Dogs chase cars but don't expect to catch them and so are bewildered when they do.
|
|
The breakneck pace of news during President Donald Trump's first 100 or so days in office has left many late-night comedians sputtering in bewildered rage — which makes the moments when they get quieter stand out.
|
|
I won't give away too many details because there's a lot of fun in following along with this user's comments, starting off bewildered and confused and then slowly coming to understand the strange world being described.
|
|
MENGHAI, China (Reuters) - Yan Wenliu leans on the side of his cart as he prepares to leave his sugarcane field in Southwest China, bewildered by the formidable new pest that has ambushed his crops this year.
|
|
Trump's clumsy effort at the press briefing to present them as fellow sufferers of Obama administration hacking – Merkel's phone had been monitored by the National Security Agency – was met with a bewildered look from the chancellor.
|
|
Within 48 hours, the Thunder had stolen the Warriors' identity — a team all season tagged as irrepressible, unstoppable and irresistible, and now just bewildered by the 28- and 24-point beat-downs they'd had to endure.
|
|
Activists and lawmakers bewildered by the defeat say the answer may be much more simple: Voters say they were disoriented by a mouthful of a ballot question, leaving them unsure what "yes" and "no" actually meant.
|
|
The movement's rise to popularity bewildered and alarmed the military dictatorship, which in 503 imprisoned the two rising stars, and then exiled them to London (where they added more English, and English rock, to their vocabularies).
|
|
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has supported gun control efforts and said on Monday she was "bewildered" that congressional Republicans had blocked a Democratic effort to restrict gun sales to people on the watch lists.
|
|
How apt that Sam Lipsyte's new novel, Hark, is about a pseudo-messiah and the rabble of weary citizens—bewildered by contemporary life, crushed by the jackboot of capitalism—who have found themselves in his thrall.
|
|
George Takei, the former "Star Trek" actor accused of making an unwanted advance on a former model decades ago, issued a denial on Saturday in which he claimed to be "shocked and bewildered" by the news.
|
|
Others are still bewildered that Mr. Trump defeated not only Mr. Cruz — a pastor's son who made "religious liberty" a signature issue — but also half a dozen other conservative Christian contenders they would have gladly supported.
|
|
They are bewildered by the impression that Israel is abandoning the humanistic vision of Theodor Herzl and taking on a character that does not suit its own core values or the spirit of the 21st century.
|
|
Since then, Britain's three-year Brexit crisis has stepped up a gear, leaving financial markets and businesses bewildered by an array of striking political decisions that diplomats compare to the style of U.S. President Donald Trump.
|
|
That choice infuriated conservatives, who accused Feinstein of using the letter as a grenade set to explode at the last minute, and bewildered liberals, who think Feinstein should've questioned Kavanaugh more intensely during his confirmation hearings.
|
|
It's easy to assume that people write to strangers when they're bewildered — and there is some of that — but far more often people write to us when deep down they already know what they should do.
|
|
Senate Republicans said on Tuesday that they were bewildered by Mr. Trump's weighing in on the Alabama race after he had remained quiet, and they said that the president had put them in a difficult position.
|
|
That piece from Ms. Chast's art school days, which represents a surprising surrealist streak early on, seems to foreshadow a 2008 New Yorker cover depicting Manhattan as a bewildered man and the subways as his veins.
|
|
The mechanical dog would be a turning point for an outfit that has bewildered people with both its wondrous technology and its seeming lack of interest in making things someone — anyone — would actually want to buy.
|
|
It should not be hard to understand why people in this beautiful state are dismayed and bewildered that a group of faceless, unelected bureaucrats can — and do — wield such authority over the outcomes of their lives.
|
|
I was 17 at the time, and I am still bewildered at how quickly it all unraveled, how thoroughly that momentary sense of unity and fraternity was destroyed in my mind in the immolation that followed.
|
|
After delivering his speech, as his bewildered aides tried in vain to reach him from Beirut, Mr. Hariri did, indeed, eventually spend the evening in the desert with the crown prince, one senior Lebanese official said.
|
|
After sneaking in from the point and finding himself unchecked in front, Spurgeon picked the rebound right out of the air, directed it toward the net calmly, and batted it straight past a bewildered Cory Schneider.
|
|
The unusual private party drew bewildered stares from several of the bar's other patrons, as they passed the velvet rope and small sign — "35-year reunion of ex-Iran hostages" — that announced a very specific V.I.P. area.
|
|
The crew that showed up Thursday afternoon looked more than a little bewildered as they were greeted with a chorus of jeers from the occupiers, who wondered aloud if the crew knew who they were working for.
|
|
The season 4 premiere found Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giammatti) dancing to Al Green's "I Feel Good" in front of a bewildered client, and ended with him reenacting a mob shooting with the police commissioner of New York.
|
|
In a statement released by Trump's campaign Friday evening, the cousin of one of the women accusing the GOP nominee of sexual misconduct says he is "completely shocked and bewildered" to learn about her account with Trump.
|
|
Reuters had just posted a video of a bewildered Emma Watson defending her decision to pose semi-topless for Vanity Fair in an interview promoting Beauty and the Beast: "Feminism is about giving women choice," she said.
|
|
When asked how the players on the team communicate given their diverse backgrounds, he looked a bit bewildered before replying, "English," as if it was obvious that the Qatari handball team would speak English to one another.
|
|
The Kong of Kong: Skull Island doesn't have the soulful longing of Peter Jackson's version, who was not only bewildered and lost, but also harbored an obvious (and sort of disturbing!) affection for Naomi Watts's daffy heroine.
|
|
She said she was "physically sick and bewildered" at the results and the rhetoric that had come out during the campaign, and found herself determined to do something more than simply make phone calls to her lawmakers.
|
|
As we spoke, she kept a sharp eye on the floor, playing the role of hip mother hen to bewildered newbies and to regulars who wanted to know when the day's shipment from the warehouse would arrive.
|
|
Bewildered by the prospect of managing a household—previously his wife's domain—he relies upon his sister Jane (Emily Mortimer), as well as his three small children, Anabel (Pixie Davis), John (Nathanael Saleh), and Georgie (Joel Dawson).
|
|
On Sunday, camera crews and bewildered neighbors packed the store on Fifth Avenue and 126th Street, where $2.49 gets you a breakfast special: two eggs and cheese on a roll, an 8-ounce coffee and a doughnut.
|
|
He talked about how bewildered he felt when he heard that Mo'Nique got $10 million for a Netflix special — a rumor that the actor and comedian debunked only recently — when he was paid a fraction of that.
|
|
But the varnish doesn't quite disguise the hopeful, bewildered young man he will become as his life — to borrow from F. Scott Fitzgerald, who knew from fame and disenchantment — is borne back ceaselessly into a reproachful past.
|
|
It concluded that four in five Americans believe that the country has a problem with "political correctness," which many said made them feel bad but also bewildered — a set of rules they had not learned to decode.
|
|
They take a shared minibus (with "LET'S DRIVE FAST, WE'RE IN A HURRY" painted on the side), bouncing along dirt roads with a huge-eyed, bewildered sheep tied to the roof atop a giant pile of luggage.
|
|
As the mystery of the recruit's disappearance is slowly unveiled and the emotional baton passes to his bewildered mother (Jennifer Aniston), the director refuses to sensationalize the tragedy, melting it into a broader narrative of everyday horrors.
|
|
Dockless e-scooters have arrived in cities from Austin to Paris without safety or storage guidance, resulting in imperiled pedestrians, vandalized scooters, hospitalized riders and bewildered governments — and now other cities are rushing to take proactive steps.
|
|
In a joint telephone interview, both parents bubbled over with pride, along with a bewildered wariness at drawing attention to themselves or the school, which forgoes federal funding to avoid regulations that might compromise its Catholic principles.
|
|
Yet few seem as bewildered that the government would turn on the preacher now than Imam Doudi himself, a slight, worried-looking man who pulled at his straggly beard occasionally in an interview at a pastry shop.
|
|
Isaiah Spry learned this lesson in December 2012, when he was bewildered to discover that he had been charged with attempted possession of a loaded firearm, a violent felony that carried up to seven years in prison.
|
|
But I'd bet it was more that he was a bit bewildered, much like me or the woman next to me, who at one point gave up and started flipping through her vacation photos on her iPad.
|
|
As the merchants came at them from all sides, my partner and I laughed as our bewildered kids picked up their pace, unsure how to deflect the kindness in the merchants' voices, their sweet smiles, their tenacity.
|
|
Being outside makes me tired, and if anyone says they can't tell who I am, I can just lean back and look bewildered with embarrassment for them not recognizing me as the iconic legends that I am.
|
|
MENGHAI, China, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Yan Wenliu leans on the side of his cart as he prepares to leave his sugarcane field in Southwest China, bewildered by the formidable new pest that has ambushed his crops this year.
|
|
Certainly after watching Andre Galvao get stuffed on every attempt to take Tyron Woodley down, then looking completely bewildered, Maia's willingness to sit to his butt just to make a grappling exchange happen on his terms is encouraging.
|
|
For managers bewildered by millennials and what makes them tick, it takes little more than the realization that they want to be engaged in something meaningful, to have a path to relevance, to be refreshed, taught, shown respect.
|
|
Sully is bewildered by the strangers who keep hugging him—he's nonplussed to spend his first night as an American hero at a dingy airport Marriott— and his ordinariness and plodding dullness is the center of the film.
|
|
An employee at the cafe told RTV Drenthe one of the family members, a 25-year-old man with long hair, had come in looking scruffy and bewildered and said he had not been outside for nine years.
|
|
Once Neymar had dispatched the injury time spot-kick, goal number six seemed almost inevitable; PSG went full rabbit-in-headlights and charged at the oncoming juggernaut, allowing Sergi Roberto to slip through their bewildered ranks and score.
|
|
But the direction of repealing Obama's policies is clear, and people I talk to on all sides of this policy area are simultaneously frustrated at the lack of attention and bewildered at the constant drumbeat of chaotic news.
|
|
In a blast from the 1970s that must have left many young Democratic voters bewildered, the former foreign policy guru to President Richard Nixon took an unexpected, starring role in an exchange between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
|
|
But the bewildering, bewildered emotion that emoji conveys is what grief often looks like when there are no witnesses, and the embarrassing service that social media provides is the ability to make ourselves witnessed even when we're alone.
|
|
Millions of ordinary Christian believers, most of whom feel bewildered by ecclesiastical high politics, will take heart from the simple fact that two globally important champions of their faith have held a ground-breaking meeting at Havana airport.
|
|
"This Keynesian dogma, coming from a former hard-line deficit hawk, has bewildered many Republicans like Corker, while supply-side Republicans are dismayed that abolition of the estate tax looks less likely," Valliere wrote in his daily note.
|
|
But his books also make a powerful case for the erotics of travel, or of novelistic travel anyway — the idea that Americans away from home can find themselves culturally bewildered but also sexually as well as geographically liberated.
|
|
For about two hours, police officers — whose boss, Commissioner William J. Bratton, had made inflammatory comments about rappers after a shooting at a T.I. concert at Irving Plaza last month — watched from a distance, more bewildered than tense.
|
|
At the time, I was leading the Capri Sun and Kool-Aid brands as a director for Kraft Foods in New York, and my manager responded to my initial request for an unpaid sabbatical with a bewildered silence.
|
|
Questions like these have bewildered courts across the country: No fewer than ten different tests have been articulated to determine whether the design of a useful article is separable from the useful elements and thus amenable to copyright.
|
|
A slow-healing quad injury happened, a season of supposed, if improbable, contention slipping away with Leonard appearing in only nine games before distancing himself from increasingly agitated teammates and with a bewildered front office at his mercy.
|
|
"Our customer, which is a home buyer, is feeling more and more frustrated and bewildered in the last decade," said Glenn Kelman, the chief executive of Redfin, an online real estate brokerage that has more than 1,000 agents.
|
|
Kimmel was similarly bewildered, saying in his monologue that Trump Jr.'s flimsy defense of why he took the meeting is like someone saying they tried to rob a bank, but they forgot it was closed on Sundays.
|
|
There is, for instance, Nunu's lonely, bewildering childhood; her father, whose promise fizzled to nothing before his premature death; her mother, who fell into a kind of bewildered depression; her home, in which most everything was left unsaid.
|
|
Among the most viral reactions were Idina Menzel's bewildered head-bop and whatever was happening in Billie Eilish's brain: Idina Menzel's face = all of our moms' faces trying to figure out why their spaghetti was on Eminem's shirt.
|
|
In 297 pages, Carrère describes Toma's homecoming to the place where he was born — the reunion of this bewildered old man with his brother, his sister, a woman he had once kissed and who had never forgotten him.
|
|
Gabriel's sudden rush of love and lust for his wife turns to a bewildered sense of surprise, then alienation, then compassion, after she bursts into tears, recalling a boy she loved in her youth, who died at 17.
|
|
So as a speaker of Chinese, English, and sneakerhead lingo, Chan figured he had a unique opportunity: He could serve as the middleman between hungry reddit hypebeasts and the bewildered Chinese factory bosses who make the replica sneakers.
|
|
Sources told me earlier this year he was bewildered by the disappointing outcome of the Hanoi Summit, going so far as to dole out severe punishments for key members of his negotiating team in an effort to save face.
|
|
But later, after we returned to Kobani, I bumped into four bewildered, hump-backed figures, stout of build with huge backpacks, just-arrived ex-army demolition experts from New Zealand, the UK, and France, commissioned by a Danish NGO.
|
|
It's easy to walk straight past the storefront, even if you're strolling at the pace of a bewildered New York tourist exploring Canal Street for the first time, weaving between black-market salespeople and store greeters advertising their wares.
|
|
It is simply a courageous record of recent American wars by a photojournalist who made repeated trips to dangerous outposts in Afghanistan and Iraq, but who also visited injured and bewildered American veterans in places like Wisconsin and Texas.
|
|
As she shared her story with me over some tea and a box of Kleenex, I was bewildered by the realization that people who are far past their 80s still experience the "butterflies-in-the-stomach" kind of love.
|
|
It's about Maya's all-consuming love for her children and relentless drive to provide her family with the best, Jimmy's bewildered affection for her and the kids, Dylan's insatiable drive to win, Ray's longing for some peace and quiet.
|
|
He is bewildered by her change of heart (it was she who requested that he have the procedure in the first place), and it is this same bewilderment at every woman in his life that perversely comforts me most.
|
|
In the nineties, during a battle over the regulation of dietary supplements, vitamin advocates paid for a TV ad starring a bewildered, bathrobed Mel Gibson, accosted in his kitchen by a SWAT team for having a bottle of vitamins.
|
|
Today they are bewildered by criticism of Syrians and others escaping conflict and risking a perilous crossing of the Aegean, which also turned into a graveyard for more than 1,000 men, women and children whose journeys ended in tragedy.
|
|
After an awkward interaction with clinic staff bewildered by the male name on her insurance card—she had yet to legally change her name after transitioning to female—Ashcroft says she was seen by the doctor for an endoscopy.
|
|
"Theatrics," Embiid would call his last impression of a 33-point, 10-rebound, 5-block virtuoso performance in a 116-95 victory that gave his Philadelphia 76ers a 603-1 series lead over Toronto's bewildered Raptors on Thursday night.
|
|
I joked to bewildered colleagues and sources that covering labor from Washington was a bit like covering technology from Washington: By the time the political class gets wind of a story, it's been percolating in the economy for years.
|
|
"I'm not tryin' to be your part-time lover / Sign me up for the full-time, I'm yours, all yours," he croons to Priyanka, who is on the couch and just as bewildered by his outfit as we are.
|
|
They come on the heels of warnings from Pyongyang that Kim could change course after Trump walked out of the Hanoi negotiations, leaving the North Korean leader and his team bewildered, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
|
|
Bewildered, I burrowed and slept and woke to the new Parchman again, to men who wore their hair long and braided to their scalps, who sat for hours in small windowless rooms, staring at big black boxes that streamed dreams.
|
|
We read it when we are bewildered and delighted at our changing bodies, flush with burgeoning sexuality, heady with the certainty of our ascendancy, the prospect of our future greatness shining off in the distance like a great green star.
|
|
After Optus stole the broadcast and digital rights to three seasons of the English Premier League from right under Fox Sports' nose last year, Australian fans were left bewildered as to how they would watch their favourite game in 2016.
|
|
Trump left European governments bewildered at a G7 summit of world leaders in Quebec last month when he suggested Vladimir Putin's country should be readmitted to the group (despite having an economy around the size of Australia or South Korea).
|
|
State television footage from Saliheen, one of the districts that had just fallen to the army, showed mounds of rubble and half-collapsed buildings, with bodies still lying on the ground and a few bewildered civilians carrying children or suitcases.
|
|
Can be the make-or-break event for certain contestants, and in the case of The Bachelorette, is often the time when the finalists muster their courage and ask the bewildered father of the bachelorette for her hand in marriage.
|
|
If audiences left theaters a little bewildered, they took with them the gift that Alexis offered to LA and the larger world: With Alexis, you learned to expect to get what you needed, instead of what you thought you wanted.
|
|
That particular piece of information comes out rather by accident, while Strand (Gustaf Skarsgård) and Hale (Tessa Thompson) are interrogating a pretty bewildered Stubbs (Luke Hemsworth) (when isn't he?) and Bernard about what really happened to Theresa Cullen (Sidse Babett Knudsen).
|
|
The killing has shaken up the Rastafarian community, acting as a violent reminder of the unease that simmers between the self-declared pilgrims and some of the local, mostly impoverished Ethiopians who remain bewildered by or even resentful of their presence.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The first face-to-face meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel started awkwardly on Friday and ended even more oddly, with a quip by Trump about wiretapping that left the German leader visibly bewildered.
|
|
Oswalt's show did not have the stunned immediacy of Notaro's, but it had that bare, bewildered essence of a person not knowing how to handle what life threw at them and wanting to discuss it with a willing group of listeners.
|
|
It was later revealed both hair reinventions were a part of the looks in the music video for her single "Sparks," in which she also takes a bewildered date she found on the aforementioned app for a game of group bowling.
|
|
It has become incredibly popular to share Youtube videos of celebrities when they die—so much so that when Prince died and his music was almost nowhere to be found online, the Daily Beast published an explainer for the bewildered masses.
|
|
It was a bone for the Democrats that was unfortunate, as it would have been much better for the country had they simply said that a bewildered president contemplated some strong actions but, in fact, did nothing to impede the investigation.
|
|
One time Litvinoff rounded up a group of excited older women in the post office after telling them he had Cliff Richard in the car outside, only for them to shrug with disappointment when it was actually a bewildered Keith Richards.
|
|
Ms. Tomei's performance, rich in Italianate color (if, admittedly, lacking the bone-deep realism of Magnani's), is also sparked with sardonic humor, never more so than in the scene in which she subjects a bewildered Jack to a verbal hiding.
|
|
So it bewildered some when, on Friday, during another visit to Riyadh, Mr. Hariri tweeted a grinning selfie, posing alongside Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia and the Saudi ambassador to the United States, Prince Khaled bin Salman.
|
|
On Last Week Tonight, Bee's fellow Daily Show expat John Oliver deals with it by delivering long monologues that delve deep into bureaucratic and societal dysfunction, with the host growing more and more bewildered by all the ineptitude he's uncovered.
|
|
Television footage showed images, increasingly familiar in America, of bewildered students streaming out of the building with hands raised in the air, weaving their way between heavily armed, helmeted police officers, as a fire truck and other emergency vehicles idled nearby.
|
|
As the chaos spread, some pleaded with the soldiers — many of whom were as bewildered as the people on the streets, as they had been told that they were to stop an insidious counterrevolution, only to be greeted with scorn.
|
|
We know that connectivity got us into this mess in the first place, and yet we are bewildered when a virus from the markets of the Chinese province of Hubei inhabits the classrooms of a Jewish high school in the Bronx.
|
|
Every time she seems to be digging in for real, she scurries back to a bewildered head tone, and what should be the movie's musical centerpiece ends — well, I'll quote Eliot from another context — not with a bang but a whimper.
|
|
He dribbled through a forest of bewildered defenders, changing direction and rolling the ball off his foot left and right in an almost balletic display of skill and balance, before calmly stroking the ball home as if at a training session.
|
|
Doug Parker, American's chief executive, said in June he was "bewildered" by Qatar's decision to build a stake in his company and told employees that American would continue pressing its case to lawmakers that Qatar is the beneficiary of illegal subsidies.
|
|
Then came a seemingly routine pop fly, a disputed call, a storm of debris, a 19-minute delay and a rare game played under protest — a sequence that still draws bewildered chuckles in St. Louis and glowers and disgust in Atlanta.
|
|
The Blitzkrieg was fueled by speed, with hopped-up, nearly sleepless German soldiers popping Pervitin (the trade name for a contemporaneous methamphetamine tablet) issued by commanders as they raced across Europe and bewildered foes with the rapidity of their advance.
|
|
We took a farewell photo with the scooter, broke out the bus and ferry schedules and tried to recalibrate our romantic expectations, a bit embarrassed and bewildered that the other middle-aged scooter riders were willing to go out again.
|
|
Whenever the subject arose of why a certain celebrity would want to appear on the cover or why a certain brand would want to advertise, Glenn would respond with a deeply bewildered expression, as if the questioner were on heavy pills.
|
|
Shouting ensued, police dogs barked, and four musicians from Britain and the United States dialed lawyers from behind a black curtain that separated them from a bewildered audience, according to people who witnessed the episode on a recent spring evening.
|
|
That's what happened to a bunch of bewildered gallery-goers in London in July 2015 when YouTube vloggers from Trollstation—a channel focused on pranks—burst into the London's National Portrait Gallery with tights over their faces during a fake heist.
|
|
" Undeterred, and perhaps intoxicated, the bewildered customer insists, "Literally, I've never been able to not get an order in," and after another short, useless exchange with the increasingly impatient cashier, French fry woman finally declares, "This is racism at its fucking finest.
|
|
The news is certain to shock U.S. military allies, already bewildered by what they see as Trump's unpredictable, go-it-alone approach to global security, and raises questions about whether Mattis' successor will be as steadfast about traditional treaty commitments, including to NATO.
|
|
Top National Security Officials Brief Bewildered Nation on Efforts to Combat Election InterferencePhoto: APThe glaring divide between the U.S. intelligence community and the Oval Office on the issue of Russian election meddling was never more conspicuous than at Thursday's White House press briefing.
|
|