Sentence examples for bemused him from inspiring English sources
These vagrant literary spores bemused him — "It's a free country," he once remarked — but he knew them to be distant from his powers and his mission.
The public fascination with What's My Line? bemused him, and he hoped one day he "might be able to watch the programme, and try to find out for myself what it is that makes it so popular".
Sport doesn't seem to bore him at all -- bemuse him, maybe, but not bore.
The psychobabble of bereavement books bemuses him and all the classical wisdom that he has learnt and passed on to generations of students cannot help.
The popularity of pieces such as 1982's The Lamb and 1993's Song for Athene (which was performed at Princess Diana's funeral in 1997) bemuses him.
Many is the time that opposing defenders have been bemused by him, and Egypt fell into that category almost as soon as Crouch took the field as a second half substitute.
The personal nature of the attacks have left him "bemused".
A man who was convalescing in a local hospital after a minor operation told about an experience that left him bemused.
Retrospectives are neither here nor there, since he doesn't watch his old movies; awards merely leave him bemused.
Then he yelled at a fishing boat and two men on board blinked back at him, bemused.
