Sentence examples for bemused that from inspiring English sources

If I did repeat it, I'm virtually certain any reader would respond with a bemused, "That's what he's come up with?!" There's an even worse aspect to Massive Attack V Adam Curtis: Without his seeming to be aware of it, Curtis is practicing what he's adamantly preaching against.

But they are are also bemused that Mr Cameron has painted himself into a corner.

The locals seemed rather bemused that he had chosen their small island for a visit of such significance.

People on both sides - particularly in the north - were bemused that I even asked about the line.

Johnson slammed his 21st Premiership goal into the net with Dowie bemused that Charlton still boasted a full complement.

Hinault and Roche are bemused that today's top stage racers so rarely contest both Giro and Tour.

And a couple of nice German guys at the next table seemed a bit bemused that two Yanks would actually know a little bit about the sport.

For her part, Trott seems refreshingly bemused that the success has all happened for her so quickly and she is hopeful there is more to come.

I was bemused that a person who lived by his eyes lived in such a nondescript place, but Obrist's interest in anything outside high culture is fitful.

In the rubble and ruins of Hollywood, we will emerge to baffle and bemuse that pre-programmed audience.

The source said it was "bemusing" that anyone could consider it to be anything else and Labour had been simply playing politics.