Sentence examples for Clearly bemused from inspiring English sources

Clearly bemused by a decidedly melodramatic interrogatory style in which Gorman pointed out that people in Ireland would be "absolutely haunted" by his departure from the squad, Keane was typically blunt.

"No spoilers, but does he get better in the end?" But most of all, he's clearly bemused by the fact that he's alive.

The ferry captain, clearly bemused by the presence of a lone blonde on his boat, asks the reason for my trip to Bryher and the Hell Bay hotel.

Female underwear was thrown onstage, which clearly bemused the openly gay Sivan – and when he ran across the front of the stage, attempting to touch every reaching hand in the front row?

It was wonderful to be out of that claustrophobic flat and in the open world with her on my arm, but she was all too clearly bemused by, and fearful of, the city she no longer knew.

He went on: "I would love to do that [be respectful and caring], but that doesn't happen on TV, so…", to which a clearly bemused Mr Corbyn interjected: "Why can't it?" Holmes's rambling response included the passage: "See, people might say your outlook is a bit hippy, like, you know, you sort of want to hug everybody…" HIs questions were subsequently ridiculed on social media.

Brooks looks understandably bemused.

This was unforgivable, according to Kay-Kay, though she was clearly also bemused.

It sits in the shadow of a grand country house in Welford Park, Berkshire, home to a family clearly still bemused by the presence of a camera crew, and home temporarily to the presenters' green room too – the library, now well stocked with Twix bars.

We even fill in the expressions that he cannot produce at one point: When I watched the film in the theater, the audience jeered at a neighbor who seemed clueless to find out that she was included in the 38 number, while Bill is stuck staring at her, silent but clearly not bemused.

Kovalev 31-1-1 31-1-1 31-1-1o earned $26 for Saturday's fight compared to Ward's career-high $5m purse, was bemused if clearly disappointed in the aftermath.