Sentence examples for bemused voice from inspiring English sources
Now, in a wonderful through-the-looking-glass moment, he has supplanted the subjects of his mockery in the country's current affairs consciousness, and finds himself crowned the bemused voice of reason in an insane world.
But even these developments are pitched in the same wisecracking, bemused voice that Karbo uses to describe Brooke's spats with Lyle or the potato chips at a health food store.
Luc Sante, who gained critical acclaim for his first book, "Low Life: Lures and Snares of Old New York," is a writer whose stock in trade is a kind of heightened mindfulness, which he expresses in an urbane, varnished, bemused and ironic voice.
"I'd be mad if I had a tiny dick and anonymous voice too," she said, bemused by the bitterness.
When I was throwing on clothes in the bedroom, to prepare for this frantic journey, this admonishing voice lifted in a semblance of bemused calm: Be careful what you wear — you may be wearing it for a long time.
Bemused by how much collectors want her in the frame, the artist mimics a male voice: "Is she behind that mask?
"None," she said, bemused.
Instead they seem bemused.
