Sentence examples for bemused look from inspiring English sources
He wears trainers, a burgundy T-shirt that matches his robes and a slightly bemused look.
Their coach, Paul Silas, is a respected veteran who has taken to wearing a perpetually bemused look.
No one has any doubts that he'll go a long way when he walks onto a court behind those piercing blue eyes, the wintry visage and the slightly bemused look that says: "None of these suckers are in my league".
Suddenly, the dancers — a flash mob — swelled in number, as did the stream of recognizable faces, both friends and relatives, passing by Ms. Leclaire, whose bemused look turned to one of shock.
The first time, even though Chris Boardman and Sean Yates held the yellow jersey for a few days, English crowds watched the peloton ride past their homes with an amused, sometimes bemused, look on their faces.The Tour was then nothing more but an exotic attraction.
"I thought the bird had a slightly bemused look on its face perhaps wondering if I was some fresh carrion!
My outburst drew several bemused looks.
For two hours we explored the deserted ruins; our only company a pair of bemused looking llamas.
This perhaps explained the bemused looks on the faces of the (non-swimming) locals as we plunged in.
I am often faced with bemused looks when I say that "I study committees!", especially when I'm so enthusiastic about it.
