Voorbeelden van bemuse

• And as scientific advances rocket far ahead of both our bemused journalistic establishment and our limping regulatory apparatus, the reality becomes ever more pernicious.

• My first encounter with this volume left me somewhat bemused at how to respond to such an absorbing and wide-ranging collection of essays.

• The authors, perhaps bemused by the figures, have not provided such a discussion.

• Among other things, they compete for the president's eye and ear, bemusing him in the process.

• It is bemusing, for example, to find a leftwinger who takes a jaundiced view of the introduction of child-care facilities.

• One's completely bemused with geological ages.

• Set of mathematical symbols - the end for layman, he must be bemused with endless mystery.

• A number of boys responded with uncontrollable laughter and many others, although they did not laugh, appeared bemused; some said they did not understand what it was about.

• He bemuses himself into believing that he is doing what is socially right and economically justified.

• It would not be possible to take both propositions, bemuse the settlement of one will rule out the other.

• I cannot blame him, since these matters even bemuse the experts on occasions.

• Our licensing laws bemuse visitors to this country.

• I find the discussion about a new situation that is suddenly before us bemusing.

• Both of those depend very largely upon the settlement of the titles to the land, bemuse they are in such extreme confusion.

• It is capable of bemusing the watcher but it has difficulty in really interesting or involving the viewer.