Sentence examples for a bit confused about from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair had both, which maybe explains why we're still a bit confused about him.

Until I read this article, I remained a bit confused about what really happened.

"I've been a bit confused about what a hacker really is".

By lunchtime they'd be a bit confused about what's up or down, or good or bad.

At first, it makes you think this otherworldly philosopher was a bit confused about the facts of life.

They had stuck it out until their team, the Giants, made the final pick of the second round, only to be a bit confused about it.

If I were a member of the Chinese military, I would be a little bit confused about whether America is serious.

"I am a little bit confused about it all," he said.

We stood there quietly, a little bit confused about what to do next.

"I was still a little bit confused about my position and we were just like four individuals.

"We've been phone-banking, and our sense is that people are a little bit confused about what's actually going on," she said.