bemused

I know a lot of these people are bemused at first.

She is bemused by interest in what happened so long ago.

One fire department, bemused by the call, asked what they should do.

He was simply looking about him in a bemused way.

Even he is sometimes bemused by the effect his shows can have.

He seemed more than bemused by the turn of events.

You do have to feel sorry for him and his bemused party.

The big man just looked back at me, apparently bemused.

He was too bemused to wonder what had become of it.

She stood before me, a bemused smile on her face.

She turned to me, her face bemused rather than angry.

The play on words brought a bemused expression to his face.

The fact that the dream was, after all, coming true quite bemused the community.

Could that be why the audience at one recent performance seemed bemused?

I took the bus home with a bemused look on my face.

He was impressed with his wife and bemused by the situation.

He was in the car, watching with a bemused expression.

She was walking alone through the forest, her mind all bemused.

She looked down at me with a look of bemused pity.

She came up to him as he stood somewhat bemused by the change.

"I'd love to," but was a little bemused at the way she said together.

I'm still a bit bemused by the need to have music wherever you go.

I could not have been more bemused if characters from books had come up and started talking to me.

I wandered down the side of the house feeling bemused.

He has a bemused way of looking at the world."