Sentence examples for constantly bemused from inspiring English sources
The novel might well have been entitled Parallel Psychologies, since the central characters are constantly bemused by their own impulses and frustrated by others'.
Nicholas Brendon's constantly bemused, frightened performance allows him to anchor an episode in which he fights off a gang of undead jocks, saves Sunnydale High and loses his virginity.
"It's constantly bemusing and surprising," he says of the public and critical reaction to his memoir, The Boy with the Topknot.
It's the ongoing narrative of West constantly antagonizing the sweet, innocent Taylor Swift, as she simply waits, bemused, for the world to come to her defense.
You can sense in that exquisitely timed pork-chop maneuver Ellington's bemused response to the European notions of genius that were constantly being foisted on him.
I sensed in Ricardo, over the next week, a disposition of frayed gentleness, edgy nerves, a constantly smouldering anger, and a sense of humour that is very Mexican, at once explosively sardonic and bemused.
"None," she said, bemused.
Instead they seem bemused.
