Sentence examples for bemused group from inspiring English sources

The futile shuttle diplomacy has proved two things to a bemused group of western diplomats in Baghdad's Green Zone: firstly that the US now has nothing like the influence it had in Iraq while 170,000 American troops were still here.

Back at the Jacir Palace a bemused looking group of Japanese tourists order tea, while outside the last few Palestinian youths stand around a pile of burning tires.

"Sorry guys, I'm low-key partying right now," I announced to the group of bemused DJs and gay queens in the room.

Indeed, in one scene containing inaudible dialogue, Georges approaches a group of bemused African refugees in town and asks them to help him die.

The girl, near death, is being ministered to by paramedics, fantasizing and being 'sexually aroused by a large python and writhing on a bed that lit up in time with the music, while surrounded by a group of bemused, semi-naked dancers'.

It goes without saying that pro-Israel groups are bemused by the notion that the BBC is doing their bidding.

Only the factory shop remains in London's E8, opposite Tesco and identifiable by the small groups of bemused Japanese tourists.

Sir Malcom Rifkind, the Tory chairman of the intelligence and security committee, said he was bemused by civil liberties groups' sudden affection for public interest immunity certificates – a court procedure that excludes sensitive evidence altogether from court cases.

Bemused by this arrogance, the group pitched into its most complex arrangements, but Bruce coped admirably.

There was some yelling and taunting, where the protesters' and supporters' paths crossed, but both groups looked more bemused by the other than angry.

She is bemused by the existence of the group Republicans for Choice.