Sentence examples for were somewhat bemused from inspiring English sources

We were somewhat bemused.

"Those who stayed the night," Mr. Broadbent recalled, "and Eddie was pressing in this respect -- not without reason after so much wine -- were somewhat bemused to see at the breakfast table, alongside homemade bread, marmalade and The Times, a copy of The Morning Star, the only reminder of their host's entrenched far-left views".

His audience was somewhat bemused.

The stall-holders are somewhat bemused at my appearance.

A few days on, this small community in north Wales is somewhat bemused at its moment in the limelight.

I remember Graham Rowntree was giving me a funny look, because he could see I was somewhat bemused.

"I have been somewhat bemused by the view that politicians might poll their electorates to decide their views," he said.

Canadians are somewhat bemused by the Japanese attraction to a cultural figure they see as a bit old-fashioned.

He would probably be somewhat bemused if he knew he was being credited with unleashing a certain slick style reminiscent of his great-grandfather, Jawaharlal Nehru.

Svarovsky is somewhat bemused by the attention his game has received: "People come to me with questions: What do you want to say with this?

As for Mr. Sherman, he is somewhat bemused by the perception in New York of "Rose" as one of this season's British imports, alongside Michael Frayn's "Copenhagen".