Sentence examples for bemused future from inspiring English sources
A New Temperance Tale of Lancashire Life) was something different: The Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk (convent, nuns, dead babies): a dollop of bigotry for the new country – which had its own – and an unexpected read for a bemused future grandchild to pluck from the glass-fronted bookcase Sam would build.
The poet Czeslaw Milosz, on fleeing Poland for the United States, was bemused by Americans' assumption that their future would more or less resemble their present and their past.
As for Tony Blair's demand that religion be rescued from becoming an "irrelevance, an interesting part of our history, but not of our future," it leaves me bemused.
And that's déjeunerRegardless of its history or future, what is certain is that today's locals are often bemused by the spectacle.
It was Moo founder Richard Moross who convinced an – at first – bemused Index to allow him to get a much larger office than he needed, thus renting out desks to future companies including Dopplr (exited to Nokia) and Tweetdeck (acquired by Twitter), and Groupspaces.
"None," she said, bemused.
Instead they seem bemused.
Brooks looks understandably bemused.
