Sentence examples for Mildly confused from inspiring English sources

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I suddenly missed my grandmothers — ninety-nine-year-old Muriel, feisty and legally blind, whose touch on my arm Stritch's reminded me of, and eighty-nine-year-old Corinne, who had spent a couple years being mildly confused, like this, before progressing somewhere far beyond confusion.

"What are you doing?" Jennifer asks, mildly confused.

Reading it, I spend the first 200 pages or so mildly confused.

Overnight, she stopped eating, went from mildly confused to disoriented, and was unable to urinate.

I have listened to webinars, read articles, and talked to others about blockchain and still felt mildly confused as to what is actually happening.

They are, to put it mildly, confusing.

SINCE nobody, and certainly not Sonia Gandhi herself, imagined the Congress party would win India's election, it is hardly surprising that the past week has been, to put it mildly, confusing.

Sufferers typically start off mildly forgetful and confused, then become increasingly disabled, both mentally and physically, and eventually die, on average, about seven years after the initial diagnosis.

We're mildly sorry we confused you there for a second.

When I congratulated her, saying, "You got one!" she said, "Got what?" I said, "A dress from Target!" Then she replied, confused and mildly horrified, "This is Giorgio Armani Collection".