Sentence examples for In a confused from inspiring English sources

Patients often arrive in a confused or unconscious state, almost always without their insurance cards.

THE politics of education is in a confused and peculiar state.

To muddle, with the same origin, has a more Mr. Magoo-like quality, defined in the O.E.D. as "to busy oneself in a confused, unmethodical and ineffective manner".

An emotional Hagel briefly fumbled his response, in a confused opening statement that appeared to pay tribute to Vice-President Joe Biden, who stood next to them.

And there's Olsson, who for a moment doesn't know if it's New York or new potatoes, preparing to bite the turf in a confused heap.

Supporters of the law say that it finally regulates a sector that had existed in a confused legislative status for years.

"They are basically in a confused awake state.

Anna Karenina's path ended in a confused suicide.

Eyes glaze over and potential clients drift away in a confused daze.

The electorate's fear of political correctness can be dramatically trumped by politicians' inflammatory statements that may be secretly harbored by voters in a confused world.

Still, maybe you want to find your way there and maybe you want to do it in a confused, slightly pompous way.