Sentence examples for a bit bemused with from inspiring English sources

The three were a bit bemused with the way the candidates tiptoed over the issue of President Clinton's relationship with a White House intern and whether it should be a factor in this election, especially Mr. Gore.

This afternoon, the people of Bolton mostly seem a bit bemused why a young guy, with no socks on, is having his picture taken.

She's dancing with Matt Cutler, who is a bit bemused about the fact that he is speaking an alien language as far as his partner is concerned.

We sympathize with the financial realities, and are left a bit bemused about the political calculations that seemed to go into a kids' event.

But I always get a bit bemused when I hear talk of the productivity wonders of automation combined with talk that we need to reduce the taxation of the profits derived from that process.

So one might forgive Ted Garcia, a correspondent with the WB affiliate here, KTLA, for being a bit bemused as he waited to kick off the nightly news from a moderately attended antirecall rally held by local labor leaders.

But with just one wicket down, people are going to be a bit bemused looking at it on the surface.

He glanced over, looking unthreatened and perhaps a bit bemused.

Naughtie seemed a bit bemused to be playing the role.

Meanwhile, economists are a bit bemused, because they can't quite understand his point.

I looked up at him a bit bemused.