Sentence examples for bemused by how from inspiring English sources

He's bemused by how proud young actors are of their endorsement deals.

"When the first album, Dry, came out in 1992 I was totally bemused by how people interpreted the lyrics.

Turning to the economy, Mr Woodford finds himself bemused by how rapidly commentators have turned around from being doomsayers to euphoric speakers.

Bemused by how much collectors want her in the frame, the artist mimics a male voice: "Is she behind that mask?

As well as resenting her new fame, she is bemused by how long it takes to get things done on television.

If this is indeed "honourable", then I'll… well, I'll just carry on being totally bemused by how far Ukip has managed to push the concept of honour down the pecking order of desirable traits among politicians.

Members of all communities must be bemused by all of this - how can the crucial trust be re-established in the dark?

While Selig seemed bemused by Rose's recent remarks about how he expected to be reinstated by baseball soon, the commissioner said: "I have no timetable.

He was also bemused by the ability of some students not to mind how bad their lines were.

"I get quite bemused by the comments made about what I wear because, for African people, how you dress is very important," he says.

Congressmen Meeks and Hinojosa seemed bemused by so much attention, sometimes falling behind the throng that moved through a program meant to show them how much the United States would lose if it did not grant China the permanent trade status.