Sentence examples for much bemused from inspiring English sources

For these reasons, Quilts has prompted as much bemused incomprehension as curiosity.

But he still seemed as much bemused as discomfited yesterday that administration officials have been caught making payoffs for positive "news coverage" from ostensibly independent journalists.

On holiday in Greece, Neil Finn was as much a bemused bystander to what was happening as anyone else.

"Why do you hate it so much?" she asked, bemused.

This fact seems to leave him, as much as anything, bemused.

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

Unfortunately, because "Offspring" is so melodramatically excessive and its interaction between protagonists so stilted, it is difficult to listen to its diatribes with much more than bemused detachment.

The man himself is as much amused as bemused by the stories linking him to teams in Europe that appeared when he burst on to the scene; he has, after all, never played a game of 15-a-side.

Federer looked bemused much of the time, and in the early stages made a string of unforced errors as Monfils took the first two sets in little over an hour.

So far, its staying power has surprised and enthused a large swath of America, and surprised and bemused much of the media.

Leicester Square Theatre, WC2, Thu to 13 Mar Tim Key may have picked up the all-important Edinburgh Comedy Award at last year's fringe for this show, but if you come expecting to see a comic poised for mainstream fame, you're going to be not so much disappointed as thoroughly bemused.