Sentence examples for bemused understanding from inspiring English sources

Laurie Arthur has the charm and wry humor we find so irresistible in Australians -- the disarming confidence that comes from being self-reliant, the bemused understanding that in the developed world, farmers are far more alien creatures than, oh, astronauts.

Brooks looks understandably bemused.

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

Notwithstanding the views of amateur tacticians – who place far too much importance on systems, without fully understanding them – that was a bemusing sight.

He perhaps gets closest to self-understanding in his novel The Centaur (1911), in which the protagonist Terence O'Malley, a "too-sensitive" man, is bemused by the spite and narrowness of the people who surround him.

ANN: (Bemused).

She bemused him.

"None," she said, bemused.

Instead they seem bemused.

Fair Thetis was bemused.

The audience is bemused.