Sentence examples for sounds bemused from inspiring English sources

Depay sounds bemused: "But if you want to call it that, you can call it that".

Smith sounds bemused to find himself at the cutting edge, but he's relishing the moment.

Favreau sounds bemused, even a little humbled at the way the great Hollywood machine had been stopped in its tracks, but not especially bothered.

His followers sound bemused but ready to follow his lead.

Aggers sounded bemused but we got our precious mention.

At first Cameron's response to this is to sound bemused.

But she also sounded bemused by writers like him who debate their online critics without apparently anticipating any negative response.

He said afterward he was "cognizant" of the history at stake and pushed harder knowing what it would mean to his long-time coach Harry Marra – and sounded bemused about going level with the Czech great.

To those who have never seen the programme, a puppet pastiche dubbed Ally McSqueal and a four-minute segment called The 1980s House sound bemusing at best.

Tomlinson still sounds somewhat bemused by the experience.

It is 7.30 on a Saturday morning and the sleepy duty officer, far from being elated, sounds rather bemused.