Sentence examples for bemused to learn from inspiring English sources

On the rare occasions when he ventures out of his American comfort zone, as in a visit to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, he is bemused to learn that real people — "good-humored, outspoken and tough-minded" — reside there.

Which is why I was rather bemused to learn I was to be pitched by Pinger, a US-based service which launches in the UK today with a method for sending people voice messages.

MAYA KRISHNAN Rockville, Md. It was bemusing to learn that one of the preliminary results found by the research group run by Alessandro Acquisti of Carnegie Mellon University suggests "that if rumors spread about something good you did 10 years ago... they will be discounted; but if rumors spread about something bad that you did 10 years ago... that information has staying power".

Organisers were bemused to see that members of the public would often join the queue.

The average television addict is too bemused to watch a clock.

(He seemed both bemused and pleased to learn that "Out 1," which runs 12 ½ hours, had played to a sold-out audience in New York).

I was awestruck to learn that he had bought his first personal computer only two years before I had, and I was bemused to contemplate the utterly disparate vectors that had carried us to the point of sale — me out of a dark cave of pure ignorance and Kearney off a mainframe computer.

We were bemused, to say the least.

Naughtie seemed a bit bemused to be playing the role.

I would say they varied from bemused to freaked out.

Thus, I viewed "Best of Enemies" cheering for Gore Vidal to trounce William F. Buckley and was bemused and somewhat shocked to learn that this was not the case.