Sentence examples for a sort of bemused from inspiring English sources

He is watching the election night results with a sort of bemused detachment; he thinks Santorum seems like a nice guy but isn't sure how he could win.

A few months ago a friend took me to see Hiss Golden Messenger, an alt-country band from North Carolina whose lyrics have a strong religious undercurrent, and at one point during the show I turned to my buddy and said with a sort of bemused glee, "These guys all believe in God".

A: Sort of.

The girl's English has "a sort of freeze-dried quality … parched and brittle"; her parents are bemused at being once more surrounded by the stock Irish phrases they haven't heard for years.

Subsequently, he was bemused to find himself being consulted as an agony uncle by American students, as a sort of substitute for CS Lewis.

"A sort of blank".

"A sort of dream.

A sort of aspic.

A sort of monster.

A sort of adventure, maybe.

(A sort of cognitive disonance).