Sentence examples for bemused with a from inspiring English sources

Coles, who has had a veterinary practice in Sumner County since 1975, is rumpled and bemused, with a thatch of gray hair and an ambling way with a tale.

The three were a bit bemused with the way the candidates tiptoed over the issue of President Clinton's relationship with a White House intern and whether it should be a factor in this election, especially Mr. Gore.

The climactic stages of Rowling's story are dashed through at a breakneck pace – non-fans will be left bemused – with developer Bright Light seemingly in a constant hurry to get back to the action.

"MEP A confirmed that Mr Hookem looked "bemused", with his arms by his side and was standing some feet from the door.

If you're wondering what the most-cited opinion in our system is, you may be bemused: With about 10,000 citations, it's an opinion about ineffective assistance of legal counsel in death penalty cases, Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668 (1984).

Katherine is bemused with Gail and Joyce's East Village apartment, withdrawing further from the drinking and chit-chat around her.

I watched the British protesters being removed from Fortnum & Mason's on TV, and police and occupiers were bemused with each other.

The policemen looked bemused with their new role - the male equivalent of royal ladies-in-waiting.

Standard Bullingdon practice is for club members to pay off in cash any injured party (usually a bemused restaurateur with a private room full of broken china).

But he still continues to occasionally confuse and bemuse with some of his remarks In an Instagram post, the model said she is now somewhat 'free' The two acts had competed for 2015's Christmas chart-topper.

Among the unexpected items are a clip of a short-haired 22-year-old Zappa playing "Concerto for Two Bicycles" with a bemused Steve Allen and a quite serious interview with a uniformed Pennsylvania state trooper.