Examples of using Bewildering in English and their translations into Slovak
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These days you can bake a cake in any one of a bewildering different variety of shapes and sizes.
we discover a world of supreme technology and bewildering complexity.
For consumers, the current IPR legal framework is bewildering; this is even worse on a pan-European level.
The Population on base suddenly doubles at Winfly and for those of us who have wintered over the arrival of a whole new crowd of faces can be a bit bewildering.
Every heart is filled with wonder at so bewildering a theme, and every mind is perplexed by its mystery.
With the bewildering number of digital cameras on the market,
Attempts to decipher it are always muddied by a bewildering array of different sects
More generally: don't we find a bewildering diversity of beliefs
Attempts to decipher it are always muddied by a bewildering array of sects
She's bewildering and novel right now,
those who pretend to give are close kin in the bewildering realm of spiritual jingoism….
blurry and(to your cow mind) bewildering stereoscope.
The bewildering choice and the ever increasing number of Linux distributions can be confusing for those who are new to Linux.
The interconnectivity target is bewildering given the current political challenges Europe is facing.
Let me be a bewildering servant to those around me as You dismantle the limits I have placed on my love.
Because the Lord's appearance in this material world is bewildering, there are different opinions about the birth of the Unborn".
instruments- and each offers a bewildering variety of opportunity and risk.
ministry which is very bewildering for us,” said Branislav Kočan of ISU.
much less recognize a Revelation so bewildering and challenging as this.
There are reliability issues which would appear somewhat bewildering to Christians, given that the gospels were well in place within the first few centuries following the crucifixion- which preceded Muslim history by over 600 years.