Sentence examples for bemused when from inspiring English sources
The interviewers were bemused when I said I was not.
Staff at St Paul's Academy were bemused when he started carrying around files of lyrics.
And Cueto was downright bemused when John Smit shoulder-charged him off the ball.
News presenter Huw Edwards also appeared bemused when she handed back to him during the broadcast.
About half a dozen people turned up, bemused when they were informed that the meeting had been officially cancelled.
The lyricist was bemused when a sheet-music publisher later brought it out as a conventional piano exercise.
But the free razors — and the "welcome to manhood" messages that accompany them — can be bemusing when sent to the wrong people, particularly in this age when seemingly every move people make online turns into a data point that helps marketers target them.
"It's baffling and bemusing when you think of about what he has done at Leyton Orient, taking them to within one kick of the Championship".
I am often faced with bemused looks when I say that "I study committees!", especially when I'm so enthusiastic about it.
My neighbour Robert Plant (the Led Zeppelin singer) was bemused, too, when he received his.
Aaron Lennon's pace threatened Patrice Evra and then bemused Phil Jones when he laid on Adebayor's disallowed goal.
