Lots of bewilderments about Obama get resolved if one seriously consider this third possibility. ❋ Unknown (2010)
But this misses a much more important way in which Job anticipates our modern understanding of depression: at the dawn of history, when confronted by the bewilderments of loss and by the human capacity for deep despair, self-appointed physicians sought to diagnose pessimism as a pathology within the suffering person. ❋ Gary Greenberg (2010)
But these minor bewilderments and annoyances are more than made up for by the good stuff. ❋ Unknown (2007)
CITY BALLET ENDED its 14-week winter marathon with the usual bewildering roller-coaster ride of triumphs, disasters and bewilderments. ❋ Unknown (2008)
I sometimes forget that bewildering joys and joyful bewilderments are an esoteric taste. ❋ Unknown (2008)
It had not occurred to her that there was also a story of Will Kennicott, into which she entered only so much as he entered into hers; that he had bewilderments and concealments as intricate as her own, and soft treacherous desires for sympathy. ❋ Unknown (2004)
He felt almost inclined to ask after all these bewilderments what was a friend and what an enemy. ❋ Gilbert Keith (2003)
One of the many bewilderments of botany is that plants of one family exhibit characteristics and habits so divergent that the casual observer fails to recognise the least signs of relationship. ❋ Unknown (2003)
We respect them as human beings, struggling in their own way to deal with the mysteries of life and death, sharing with us our common weaknesses, fears, passions, and bewilderments. ❋ Dyson, Freeman (2002)
Nevertheless, the lack of direct political comment in Narayan's novels doesn't prevent one from seeing in them now all the anxieties and bewilderments and disappointments of a generation of Indians expelled from the past into a new world. ❋ Mishra, Pankaj (2001)
By turns hilarious, outrageous, romantic, and deeply moving, Tomcat in Love gives us a blundering, modern-day Don Juan who embodies the desires and bewilderments of men everywhere. ❋ Unknown (1998)
This was no small cloud - ing of memory so that he would not be seen by his peers, their young minds lying well open to such bewilderments. ❋ Norton, Andre (1975)
No story goes so well at mess as the account of some fatuous muddle brought about by the administrative bewilderments that are apparently inevitable in the monster armies of to-day. ❋ George Herbert Fosdike Nichols (N/A)
This is the voice of Him to whom the ravelled complexities of men's minds are simplicity itself; who dwells beyond the brief bewilderments and mistaken desirings and false ideals of men's hearts. ❋ Percy C. Ainsworth (N/A)
It is a book at once to start doubts in the minds of those attached to established forms and bound by ancient creeds, and to quiet doubts in those who have been perplexed in the bewilderments of modern metaphysical philosophy or have found it difficult to reconcile the truths established by science with their faith in the Christian religion. ❋ Various (N/A)
We have neither the splendid bewilderments of the twelfth, nor the cold illumination of the eighteenth century, but bewilderments without splendor, and coldness without illumination. ❋ Various (N/A)
There were dreads, shrinkings, bewilderments, confusions to encounter; the difficulties of pilotage in unknown seas, of self-knowledge, and guidance suddenly needed in new ranges of the soul; fresh temptations, fresh possibilities to deal with; everything untested, the alphabet of worldly experience yet to learn. ❋ Mona Caird (N/A)
No man, wiser, unwiser, can make thee come or go; but thy own futilities, bewilderments, thy false appetites for money -- Windsor Georges and such like! ❋ Various (N/A)
