| Here, to baffle and bewilder in his eclectic extravaganza of efflorescent ectoplasm - that master magician from the Orient, Li H'sen Chang! | |
| I'm not trying to bewilder you. | |
| If you're trying to bewilder me, Colonel, you're doing fine. | |
| Okay. Words strung together into sentences obviously bewilder you. | |
| There are always things that bewilder us as children, Mr. Dark. Mmm. | |
| Here, to baffle and bewilder in his eclectic extravaganza of efflorescent ectoplasm - that master magician from the Orient, Li H'sen Chang! | |
| I'm not trying to bewilder you. | |
| If you're trying to bewilder me, Colonel, you're doing fine. | |
| Okay. Words strung together into sentences obviously bewilder you. | |
| There are always things that bewilder us as children, Mr. Dark. Mmm. | |
| All this simply bewilders me, Mother. | |
| Either brother Guillermo is going crazy... or Marcelino is playing pranks... which bewilders us all. | |
| Every time it rains, I'd think of her. She once loved very much. One thing always bewilders me... | |
| I met a girl a short time ago... and people in love are supposed to be happy... but somehow she bewilders me. | |
| It bewilders me. | |
| All this simply bewilders me, Mother. | |
| Either brother Guillermo is going crazy... or Marcelino is playing pranks... which bewilders us all. | |
| Every time it rains, I'd think of her. She once loved very much. One thing always bewilders me... | |
| I met a girl a short time ago... and people in love are supposed to be happy... but somehow she bewilders me. | |
| It bewilders me. | |
| "My dreams seem lost, they seem bewildered." | |
| "The world is bewildered." | |
| "and so bewildered and now staggering in her flight, she followed Tink to her doom." | |
| "without finally getting bewildered as to which may be the true." | |
| 'Keen to demonstrate the advantage of four-wheel drive 'to the bewildered crowd, | |
| "All of the overpowering, blinding, bewildering," "first effects of strong surprise were over with her." | |
| 'Heavy shit. like life and death and faith. 'and all that bewildering' shit. | |
| (James Burke) You see how increasingly, the only way we, in the advanced industrial nations, with our bewildering technology network can survive, is by selling bewilderment and dependence on technology to the rest of the world. | |
| - A bit bewildering, actually. - Oh. | |
| - A bit bewildering, but clear. | |
| "My dreams seem lost, they seem bewildered." | |
| "The world is bewildered." | |
| "and so bewildered and now staggering in her flight, she followed Tink to her doom." | |
| "without finally getting bewildered as to which may be the true." | |
| 'Keen to demonstrate the advantage of four-wheel drive 'to the bewildered crowd, | |
| "All of the overpowering, blinding, bewildering," "first effects of strong surprise were over with her." | |
| 'Heavy shit. like life and death and faith. 'and all that bewildering' shit. | |
| (James Burke) You see how increasingly, the only way we, in the advanced industrial nations, with our bewildering technology network can survive, is by selling bewilderment and dependence on technology to the rest of the world. | |
| - A bit bewildering, actually. - Oh. | |
| - A bit bewildering, but clear. | |
