Sentence examples for a confused reflection from inspiring English sources

In the first few months, Details was a confused reflection of whomever Peres had last spoken to.

Mr. Viertel's book strips "Time and Again" down to its barest plot, adorned with some confused reflections on the birth of feminism.

They were probably partly the natural instinct of a fiction writer to dramatise himself, and partly the reflection of a confused and often unhappy childhood.

The show has drawn a huge amount of attention from the French press, some of it harsh — "a confused show," weighed in leading French daily Le Monde, "devoid of any historical reflection".

"A confused show" the French daily newspaper Le Monde weighed in, "devoid of any historical reflection".

"It's a confused indictment," Mr. Dinacci said.

He's a confused man.

Hate speech is a confused concept.

A confused Traore (three) needlessly fouls Larsson.

Still, this is a confused score.

Pop is in a confused place.