Sentence examples for a slightly bemused from inspiring English sources

He wears trainers, a burgundy T-shirt that matches his robes and a slightly bemused look.

Geraldine took care of it all," Hugh would say, with a slightly bemused admiration.

With barely a word written, a slightly bemused Syed was dragged along to HarperCollins's private party on Sunday night to sup champagne with global chief executives.

"We batted much better when it was really bad than when it was O.K.," a slightly bemused Ponting said after Australia's defeat at The Oval.

There are painters here whose interest in the crucified Christ is something of a surprise – Craigie Aitchison, that master of whimsy, shows us a ghostly figure being observed by a slightly bemused Bedlington terrier.

"Do you think I will be president of the United States?" he asked a slightly bemused Pakistani friend, who then witnessed "Obama slowly but carefully distancing himself from the Pakistanis as a necessary step in establishing his political identity".

As the packed bus made its way through Dalston and on to Islington, its passengers, a mixture of journalists, bus buffs and a few slightly bemused regular passengers, compared notes.

His face bore a faint, slightly bemused smile.

Meanwhile, at the back of the stage, a tiny, elderly man in a zipped-up windcheater and a flat cap watches proceedings with a steely but slightly bemused expression.

It recently brought on VC Judy Gibbons as CEO – a move which slightly bemused the market, and cast doubts on whether Mippin 'had legs' moving forward.

A group of Italian parliamentarians must have been slightly bemused last weekend when a visitor with a Scottish accent hesitated before quoting Dante to them in their native tongue.