He must be confused, and feel besieged on every side".
"If the White House is confused," Mr. Goldman said, "everyone must be confused".
Some say the jurors must be confused — overwhelmed by the prosecution's excessively detailed, three-month presentation.
The New Yorker, June 10 , 1972P. 25 Having observed our government's behavior on the international scene during the last few weeks, many Americans must be confused..
You can't really sense it, while you're there — you just keep feeling like you're running into the river too many times, must be confused, too many bridges, or maybe there are two rivers.
By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, June 10 , 1972P. 25 Having observed our government's behavior on the international scene during the last few weeks, many Americans must be confused..
If metaphysical arguments suggested that fundamental laws of logic such as the principle of noncontradiction that a statement and its contradictory cannot both be true might not be in order, the only conclusion to draw was that such arguments must be confused: without observation of the laws of logic there could be no coherent thinking of any sort.
Second, third and fourth-generation British Muslims, growing up under its postcolonial aegis, must be confused by a society with no tolerance for the loss of its own soldiers' lives that yet trades incessantly on this blood sacrifice and memorialises the fallen in the form of a moat full of pottery poppies.
Knols says Herren must be confused about the 14-year-old incident: "I never ever was involved in any protests or demonstrations," he says.
