Sentence examples for really bemused from inspiring English sources

"We had some performances from individuals that really bemused me.

It was one of Benítez's substitutions, Cesar Azpilicueta for Branislav Ivanovic, right-back for right-back, that really bemused at a time when the team trailed.

While interviewing people, Gangi said the reactions his group received "ranged from bemused to really angry"; some individuals shrugged off their offenses as trivial commonalities, while others remained hopeless that policing would ever change, "They had no belief that cops could serve a benign or useful purpose," he told me.

"I was really proud of myself — I felt myself really a man," he said, bemused by his own bravado.

I spent some time this past weekend trying to persuade a friend of excellent taste, who saw the new HBO documentary and was a bit bemused by it, to really listen to Sinatra.

It was a really loopy interview," he said, seeming bemused by the whole thing.

It is a very lovely machine - but after trying one out for a few hours I'm bemused as to who would really pay £1049 for a laptop which has some serious limitations.

"We batted much better when it was really bad than when it was O.K.," a slightly bemused Ponting said after Australia's defeat at The Oval.

"In the early days, they were a bit bemused," says Jonray, "but now they're really excited to see what's coming up next.

You can't really be against it, but many drivers will be frustrated and bemused.

"My wife was really happy with me, because I got much nicer," Slater says, somewhat bemused.