Adopting a tone that is by turns bemused and outraged, Blyth traces the intellectual and political roots of austerity back to the Enlightenment, and the works of John Locke, David Hume, and Adam Smith.
Woven into the campaign will be footage from the kickoff bus tour, featuring a cast of tourists who were by turns bemused, quizzical and pleased that a chance encounter in Manhattan had brought them into the center of such a production.
Franck Ribéry twisted, turned and bemused Hamburg until it seemed the blood might coagulate in their veins.
About half a dozen people turned up, bemused when they were informed that the meeting had been officially cancelled.
Other friends sent the men in their lives, and we turned variously bemused, annoyed or wistful when romances ended and partners refused to defect to that anachronism known as the barber shop.
Egyptian liberals have been in turn, outraged and bemused, by suggestions Mr Abu Ismail has made in video clips that have been widely circulated on the internet.
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Suddenly, the dancers — a flash mob — swelled in number, as did the stream of recognizable faces, both friends and relatives, passing by Ms. Leclaire, whose bemused look turned to one of shock.
Ken's mum and dad were fairly bemused by this turn in his career.
However, officials close to the Chinese consortium said they were "bemused at the turn of the events".
