Sentence examples for was equally bemused from inspiring English sources

Greig was equally bemused.

Poyet, a former Leeds assistant manager, was equally bemused.

Johnson was equally bemused, but then took to openly laughing at his opponent.

The anonymous Times critic was equally bemused: "after a while we tend to give the puzzle up in despair".

I was equally bemused when Saturday's attendance was announced as 44,393, given that Steve McNamara said on TalkSport on Thursday afternoon that 46,000 tickets had been sold and there looked to be more than 10,000 empty seats.

The local family-run hotel must have been equally bemused by the repeated appearance of these strangely uncommunicative men.

Peter Jones The Business School, University of Gloucestershire Re early flowering forsythia (Letters, 28 November): we are equally bemused that our first snowdrops are about to open, two months earlier than normal.

She is equally bemused by May's posture, pointing out that the Home Secretary looks as if she is about to sprint away (maybe she was getting ready for the race to succeed Cameron).

I am about to go and alert Marks & Spencer, though, as I have a credit card with them and I want them to keep a close eye on my account now.' Down the road, another homeowner is equally bemused.

Not surprisingly that text, indecipherable to any but Japanese readers all these years, is equally awed and bemused by the folkways of idealized Ivy Leaguers with "their sound minds and bodies," their letter-sweaters and their leafy, cloistered campuses still dominated in those chummy sex-segregated days by men.

Although plenty of them are equally as delightfully bemused as baffled.