Sentence examples for continue to be bemused from inspiring English sources

Jordan Rubinstein Fairfax, Va., Feb. 24, 2008 ● I continue to be bemused by what seems to me the overwhelming misreading of The Times's Feb. 21 article on John McCain.

Mancini's senior players continue to be bemused and frustrated by his public criticism of them and in the fiery argument after Manchester United's victory, Hart told the manager that he had ordered Carlos Tevez to leave the defensive wall for Van Persie's free-kick – in contradiction of the Italian's orders.

In a statement, Forbes said it continues to be "bemused by Prince Alwaleed's ego-driven PR stunt".

There is much to be bemused about: Is this what our generals spend their time doing?

Fans of other clubs who have watched Newcastle's recent surge up the table might be bemused by the continuing estrangement of its owner from fans.

We were bemused, to say the least.

Organisers were bemused to see that members of the public would often join the queue.

Once the first volume finally came out, Proust sent copies to his friends, and was bemused by their response.

Opening today's papers, I was bemused to read about Chris Grayling's plans for prison reform.

But on our first day around the mountain, I was bemused to see scarcely any Tibetans.

Gehry is out of town at the moment but his partner, Jim Glymph, said yesterday that he was bemused by the continuing protests and that the firm would definitely be moving to the new space next year.