Sentence examples for bemused about from inspiring English sources

There is much to be bemused about: Is this what our generals spend their time doing?

Tory is raffish, amusing, elegant; he was quite clearly as dazzled by McKinney as everyone else, but bemused about her now.

Heath's daugher, Clio, from whose collection the works came, is plainly bemused about the conditions in which the paintings were stored.

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.

Others are flagging up that many GPs have a lack of basic information which has left them bemused about the whole process.

It is more uneasy and bemused about the coming political showdown than eager and excited.In fact, even the customary vagaries of the British summer have this year been peculiarly disorienting.

They are, however, a lot more relaxed about it than might be expected and bemused, too, about some of the mistruths that have accompanied the genuine disappointments.

If you're wondering what the most-cited opinion in our system is, you may be bemused: With about 10,000 citations, it's an opinion about ineffective assistance of legal counsel in death penalty cases, Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668 (1984).

Residents greeted news of the event in their backyard with mostly bemused irritation about how it might affect their business or commute.

Argument was his lifeblood, she added, recalling how trips to Boots could be prolonged by discussions with a "sometimes bemused pharmacist" about anti-colonial struggle.

Amis writes with bemused awe about Travolta's post- Pulp Fiction" kingliness — the star offers him a ride in his limo from the set to a nearby elevator, a mere hundred and fifty yards away — but is equally intrigued by the terrible choices that, for a time, blighted the actor's career.