bemused造句

She added: "I was shocked and bemused."

"Why are you honking?" a bemused Vanderbilt asks aloud.

They were thin, young, sick American soldiers moving bemused.

The old man sat bemused in the winter sun.

Undeterred, he crept into the cemetery under cloak of darkness with a bemused sculptor in tow.

Responses to the article have ranged from the bemused through the outraged.

Of course not; if you suggested it they would rightly stare, bemused, and say: "Isn't that a kids' book?"

Gone are the days when it was British politics that embraced political extremes and Americans looked on bemused.

When confronted with such stimuli, someone who is unfamiliar with them will merely be bemused and ignore them.

"The G7 meetings... which were officially held today... started last night," he told bemused members of the Japanese press corps.

A few feet away, a bronze Eros looks bemused at the fact that he was exhumed north of Kabul instead of in Rome.

After a long time, she told the doleful story to her friend and said she felt bemused why he would leave suddenly.

The worker asked whether Putin could give him something to remember him by. A bemused-looking Putin gestured he had nothing to give.

But one mile away Dean Boyce, also styling himself executive chairman, sat in a newly established rival office and told bemused employees to take no orders from Mr Vasquez or his team.