Sentence examples for very bemused from inspiring English sources

"I'm very bemused at the appearance of Okocha.

Moyles said he was "not embarrassed but very bemused" by the reaction to yesterday's show, in which he complained for more than 30 minutes that he had not been paid since July, namechecking Parfitt, BBC director general Mark Thompson, the BBC's head of audio and music, Tim Davie, and Parfitt's deputy, Ben Cooper.

The paunchy Jean-Pierre Darroussin (from "La Bûche" and the forthcoming "La Ville Est Tranquille" ("The Town Is Quiet") would never get to model Calvin Klein undies -- yet his masculinity, his very ordinariness and bemused sweetness, make him deeply stirring.

"What for?" She looks at me a bit bemused, and very slightly shakes her head.

Chances are you'll laugh, or at the very least be delightfully bemused.

Dr Moorhouse's zoology colleagues are said by the author to be "bemused but very supportive", but he cannot escape from comparisons with two classics of children's literature, Watership Down and The Wind in the Willows.

His film resembles, in many ways, the new wave of docu-polemics that sprang up in imitation of Michael Moore – and yet Rock is not angry, just amused, bemused and very entertaining.

"Why should a woman be called a man just because she's clever?" she said, sounding bemused at the very thought.

He presented himself as bemused by the very notion that he wielded awesome political influence, much less that he ever used it to advance his commercial interests or even his distinctive brand of conservative, free-market, anti-elitist philosophy.

Duke is very funny as her game, if bemused, partner.

John was always gracious, warmly funny, kind, and bemused — and of course very bright, and ardent, when it came to literature.