Sentence examples for actions confused from inspiring English sources

He said that Trump's actions "confused me and increasingly concerned me".

His actions confused family and friends who, says Benga, "must have felt helpless", or else hoped it would blow over when his mania became more extreme.

The patrol's actions confused the Matabele, who could not understand why there appeared to be so few Company soldiers, nor why they would reveal their position like this.

Those who attribute the absence of major terrorist attacks in the years since to government actions "confuse correlation with causation," wrote Bradley Bleck from Spokane, Wash.

These seemingly contradictory actions confuse many foreign observers.

As for some background, in case all of those aforementioned actions confuse, Task Launcher lets users create and use NFC tags to automate tasks you perform in everyday life.

According to this view, theorists who believe that sadistic voyeurs perform evil actions confuse evil action with evil character: the sadistic voyeur is an evil person, but she does not perform an evil action because she does not cause any harm (for more about evil character see Section 4).

The human detection and the action recognition modules exhibited remarkable performance, the human detection one was flawless about its decision while the action recognition one confused actions regarding the number of individuals that participate in them.

These actions have confused allies and unsettled neighbors.

Their actions seem confused and ineffective when compared to the Cuban revolution or the liberation struggle in Vietnam.

His actions have confused Christians and non-believers alike about what Christianity and the Gospel are truly all about.