Sentence examples for Confused expression from inspiring English sources

There's not much to Jax (Charlie Hunnam) apart from blond hair, a bobbing bottom and a permanently confused expression, but Ron Perlman is compelling as Clay, determined to keep control of his territory as arthritis loosens his grip on his handlebars.

During the recitation, the camera pauses on the ancient Miss Julia, with her pinched, slightly confused expression, and then pans around the seated ladies, demure in their high-buttoned collars, as the men in their dinner suits stand possessively and silently behind them.

As the writer Lyra Kilston observed in the magazine Modern Painters, in words that could just as well describe the life of many a New York office worker, the trials in Ms. Gilmore's work "thwart victorious resolution," and even if the hapless striver succeeds, "we see a vaguely confused expression that seems to question why she was engaged in the senseless action to begin with".

A sixth sort of objection rejects the project of defining art as an unwitting (and confused) expression of a harmful ideology.

I couldn't quite tell whether it was intended as parody or self-parody, or as a sincere if confused expression of sentiments that could perhaps advance racial justice.

Whenever I talk to Italians, I hope any English friends with me don't pick up on the slightly confused expression of the beleaguered Italians.

Reacting to our new neighbors' confused expressions, I explained the situation.

Simulation 1: In most cases, students immediately answered 'yes, the population has evolved' and some had concerned or confused expressions.

Like in the training section, the review used alternative faces to display four pairs of commonly confused expressions.

That said, throwing has been known to cause your Chao to be more hesitant, and even change the facial expression to a confused face.

It was revealed that the knowledge of dispensing doctors about generic medicines was sparse; for example, they confused the expression of generic substitution with generic prescribing.