Sentence examples for quite bemused from inspiring English sources

But then I saw those eyes of his, one of which seemed quite hostile and the other quite bemused.

To be fair the man himself has been quite open about this, and was apparently quite bemused by the Mail's 'sexing-up' of his profile.

He is about to fly out to Oslo on her private jet, and he is quite bemused by the excessive interest in her.

"I get quite bemused by the comments made about what I wear because, for African people, how you dress is very important," he says.

Ravi wrote: "He was naturally quite bemused but rolled with the punches.

He seemed quite bemused by such a sudden onset of illness when I woke up this morning, especially when I reported feeling fucking great last night.

Kevin Spacey arguably stole the pic meanwhile, offering a rather wonderful, bemused expression amid all the grins.

The presenting team were understandably taken aback but McManaman, who spent 11 years at Anfield during his playing career, comforted the bemused-looking Aida, who didn't quite seem to understand what she had just done.

When Simón complains that good will, a "universal balm for our ills," is no substitute for "plain old physical contact," he's met with a bemused rejoinder: "If by sleeping with someone you mean sex — quite strange too.

Later I discovered there are quite a few shots where Rotten is staring at me, Cook is staring with bemused curiosity, and Jones poses away like a guitar hero – more or less saying, 'Go on then – take my photo.' I think they thought it was weird that someone was taking photographs.

Victor subsequently invites the bemused pair to stay; this and later incidents cause Patrick to suspect that Victor is quite insane, possibly bordering on malicious.