Sentence examples for a bit bemused from inspiring English sources

Naughtie seemed a bit bemused to be playing the role.

I looked up at him a bit bemused.

"I think she's a bit bemused by it, to be honest".

Williams says her family is a bit bemused by her imminent pop stardom.

"What for?" She looks at me a bit bemused, and very slightly shakes her head.

I was never very interested in actual festivals; I was a bit bemused by them.

I was a little bit bemused as to why Linda took off through a conveniently placed forest.

Those two wickets have the match evenly paused I'm still a little bit bemused to see Eoin Morgan batting so low given the capablities on display in Brisbane.

Aides to Obama and those close to both Bushes and Clinton say the four of them are all a bit baffled and bemused by Carter, 88, who was president from 1977 to 1981, before the late Ronald Reagan's conservative revolution stormed Washington.

Reaction was largely bemused – "it looks a bit weird" – and the flavour didn't go down much better.

Albeit causing a storm and brandishing a newly uprooted tree, Matthew Stiff's Polyphemus had the air of a bit of a bumbler, at first bemused by Galatea, and his violation of her clumsy rather than violent.