Sentence examples for seem bemused from inspiring English sources
Instead they seem bemused.
The beefy young men seem bemused by the intrusion, and Mr. Ostrowski doesn't linger; he rushes back to his table.
These authors seem bemused by the naturalistic detail and demotic dialogue employed by the young British writers.
The Leavenworth staff who guide me through a metal detector and two sets of barred doors seem bemused at the attention attracted by their most famous inmate.
In Lecong, furniture manufacturers and merchants seem bemused by the claim that their freewheeling, overwhelmingly privately owned business is cosseted by either state subsidies or special loans.
Barrie and Tony still seem bemused by the attention, though not enough to have shied away from it entirely: they talk of six-figure-sum newspaper deals (not, it must be stressed, this one) and selling the first pictures of Orlando.
Mr. Hogan seems bemused by such speculation.
Others seemed bemused by the fuss.
He seemed bemused at the hubbub of Stroman's blocking.
Indeed, Burton seems bemused by the whole affair.
