Sentence examples for bit bemused from inspiring English sources

Naughtie seemed a bit bemused to be playing the role.

I looked up at him a bit bemused.

"I think she's a bit bemused by it, to be honest".

Williams says her family is a bit bemused by her imminent pop stardom.

"What for?" She looks at me a bit bemused, and very slightly shakes her head.

I was never very interested in actual festivals; I was a bit bemused by them.

Aides to Obama and those close to both Bushes and Clinton say the four of them are all a bit baffled and bemused by Carter, 88, who was president from 1977 to 1981, before the late Ronald Reagan's conservative revolution stormed Washington.

Reaction was largely bemused – "it looks a bit weird" – and the flavour didn't go down much better.

It seems that this bit is a celebration of the industrial revolution, but Branagh has me bemused.

As Ingemar changes out of his wetsuit beside the promenade we enjoy a bit of banter with the nearby stallholders, who seem both amused and bemused by a South African surfer draped in a Welsh dragon towel.

Canadians are somewhat bemused by the Japanese attraction to a cultural figure they see as a bit old-fashioned.