Sentence examples for bit bemused about from inspiring English sources

She's dancing with Matt Cutler, who is a bit bemused about the fact that he is speaking an alien language as far as his partner is concerned.

Powers himself, though, seems to resist this sort of categorisation; he "seemed a bit bemused about the term", according to Steampunk Scholar, who met him last year, "although he's not dismissive of being included within the steampunk umbrella, or parasol".

Equally, he seems a bit bemused about his own life.

We sympathize with the financial realities, and are left a bit bemused about the political calculations that seemed to go into a kids' event.

And a couple of nice German guys at the next table seemed a bit bemused that two Yanks would actually know a little bit about the sport.

Tomos Parry often seems a tiny bit bemused.

He glanced over, looking unthreatened and perhaps a bit bemused.

Naughtie seemed a bit bemused to be playing the role.

I looked up at him a bit bemused.

Meanwhile, economists are a bit bemused, because they can't quite understand his point.

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