Sentence examples for a bit confused at from inspiring English sources

When I opened my drug reactions I was a bit confused at first because it said I had three "atypical" responses and it took me a moment to remember this meant "not normal".

"He's walked in today and is happy, but the kid's a bit confused at the moment.

She expects her customers to be a bit confused at first – but intrigued.

As the Twitter video shows, Harry was a bit confused at first.

Davidoff says the policy environment is a bit confused at the moment.

The first three episodes of "Helix," two of which air Friday, are directed with creepy precision and crisp pace -- even if I was a bit confused at times as to how much of what transpired was a result of poor decisions on the part of the CDC or due to factors they could not control (in other words, I wanted to root for the CDC team, but I wasn't always certain they were making wise decisions).

Nevertheless, it may seem a bit confusing at first glance.

Using the Pacemaker seems a bit confusing at first, but after a few minutes, it feels completely natural.

It's a bit confusing at first, but it also has a chance to really take off.

It may be a bit confusing at first, but in the end, the concept is deceptively simple.

The result may be a bit confusing at first, but the interface is familiar enough that it only takes a few moments to adjust to combination.