Sentence examples for I was bemused to read from inspiring English sources

Opening today's papers, I was bemused to read about Chris Grayling's plans for prison reform.

Regarding the June 11 On the Campus column, I was bemused to learn that there might actually be a student referendum that included how the administration sets academic standards.

It was so very hard to get here and yet I was bemused to learn that Gordon Ramsay has been here for a food programme.

If there is an afterlife and theatre reviews are published there, the spirits of Anton Chekhov and DH Lawrence will be bemused to read about productions of plays they didn't know they'd written.

But on our first day around the mountain, I was bemused to see scarcely any Tibetans.

But I think Bush's hero would be bemused, to say the least, by the president's wrapping himself in the Churchillian cloak.

We were bemused, to say the least.

Organisers were bemused to see that members of the public would often join the queue.

She's bemused to see Andrew led in for questioning.

As to England's batsmen, I was bemused by their approach.

"I was bemused by this decision at first," the actor says, "but I've sort of learned to love it".