Sentence examples for little bemused from inspiring English sources

Nick, slow on the uptake, is a little bemused by the style in which Pablo likes to live.

The current occupants of Market Street seemed a little bemused by the procession tramping through their offices towards the attic.

She herself seemed a little bemused by the packed house for her visit to the book club, the first at the Guardian's new building.

She seems a little bemused by the suggestion: "Like any normal couple you talk about your day, but I have three boisterous sons and they take over.

Don seemed a little bemused by the idea and when Ted offered to fix Mitchell Rosen's problem in return for a quashing of hostilities, he could barely believe his luck.

Some were a little bemused.

Cate Howard, 47, a tourist from Boston, said she found it "all a little bemusing" before she was led away into the manager's office with the rest of the customers.

He found the experience a little bemusing after he was one of 50 locals who signed up to test a project that was so secret no one would explain to them what was happening.

So it's fascinating, and a little bemusing, when no such criticism is made of the Christian parties that campaigned for the various elections in England and Wales last week.

I was a little bit bemused as to why Linda took off through a conveniently placed forest.

Those two wickets have the match evenly paused I'm still a little bit bemused to see Eoin Morgan batting so low given the capablities on display in Brisbane.