Sentence examples for bemused much of from inspiring English sources

Federer looked bemused much of the time, and in the early stages made a string of unforced errors as Monfils took the first two sets in little over an hour.

So far, its staying power has surprised and enthused a large swath of America, and surprised and bemused much of the media.

Walker seemed bemused, as he did through much of Cooper's stumbling close.

The bemused detachment of Moos at the sight of a man's ass seems gloriously misplaced.

For these reasons, Quilts has prompted as much bemused incomprehension as curiosity.

And some tourists are simply bemused by talk of a "deserted" London.

Trump is likely pretty bemused by all of this.

Practice looking perfectly calm, even amused or bemused in front of a mirror.

African commentators were bemused by this pledge, since most Africans live in modest but functional fashion, and much of what despair does exist can be traced to Wolfowitz's current and previous employers.

However, when it became quickly apparent that he wasn't much of a swimmer, laughter became audible above the half-hearted cheers of the bemused crowd.

A little like her fictional forebear Christopher from The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, much of it mystifies her or seems to bypass her entirely; her awkwardness wrongfoots people, mainly bemusing but occasionally angering them.