Sentence examples for bemused me from inspiring English sources

"We had some performances from individuals that really bemused me.

"Webster, who in that leg bemused me beyond, well... understanding," observed Mr Gwynne on Saturday.

This bemused me at first, as a professional trained in the importance of evidence-based practice, but I gradually came to respect this more spiritual way of working with people.

The extremity of the reaction, thankfully not shared by an enthusiastic public (a public made up of only 20% overseas visitors by the way, to knock that one on the head – though why the English are so scornful of tourists has always bemused me).

"I am a qualified chartered accountant and some elements of the process have bemused me," he said.

So, the concept of having natural hair was one that not only bemused me, but was also a little scary.

This always bemuses me; are we punishing her or is she punishing us?

I do not control the editorial approach of the tabloids, and sometimes stories run in ways that completely bemuse me and are certainly beyond any expectations".

This, "sorry, there are too many of them" line continues to bemuse me – you will never have heard it applied to drunk driving or football hooliganism.

True, some dishes bemuse me a little: "Nanny Bush's trifle" comes in a calico cottage made by Bainbridge's wife, and seems to be… well, a slice of perfectly fine trifle with popping candy on top and condensed milk beneath.

"In a way, I wish I wasn't picked out as a role model: not because I don't wish to inspire the next generation; more because I know that I have been singled out for my gender and it bemuses me that we even talk about gender in 2012.