Sentence examples for bemused from from inspiring English sources

"We often come away bemused from meetings with rural mayoral candidates," Mr Trivelli wrote, "who appear oblivious of the need to develop platforms and campaigns.

They don't like the way Bush emerged bemused from a briefing lunch with Clinton at the White House where Clinton put on what he calls his "razzle dazzle".

Up Eldridge and onto Houston, children cling to fences to watch the motley band go by, couples gaze bemused from tenement windows, and hipsters sway in front of cafes.

My husband decided it was time to make poached eggs the classic way, where you slide an egg into simmering water, while I watched, bemused, from the sidelines.

So my mom films me triumphantly wetting my hair in this new way, but on my rise, I accidently smash my soft head on the tub's tap resulting in traumatized waterworks from me and bemused confusion from my brother.

So my mom films me triumphantly wetting my hair in this new way, but on my rise, I accidentally smash my soft head on the tub's tap resulting in traumatized waterworks from me and bemused confusion from my brother.

All this activity, together with its inconsistencies, has attracted bemused comments from abroad, and signs from Mr. Sarkozy that he can answer them with a hint of humility — or humor.

There were bemused reactions from some politicians.

Coe's ugly reference to 'jive' sparked accusations of racism and an almost bemused retort from Christie.

From a distance, they may look like ordinary Mexicans on the bottom rung of the employment ladder, but they draw bemused glances from passers-by.

This prompted an understandably bemused response from her brother Patrick, also the Guardian's political editor, when he went up on stage to present the award in honour of their father, the Charles Wintour award for most promising playwright.