Sentence examples for admittedly confused from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Moses lacks the unctuous charm needed to make the slimy Grimes captivating, and Mr. Dale and Ms. Williams don't seem to know what to do with their admittedly confused roles.

There are some extremely moving scenes involving Wyngarde as Lieutenant Jan Wicziewsky, including one where he pours his heart out to the admittedly confused Jimmy, the young son of the plantation owner.

The first day or so, as admittedly confused counters tried to operate in an atmosphere in which lawyers and political operatives from both sides seemed to tug and jerk at the recount process, it was, the counters say, hard to proceed with any kind of speed.

However, since knowledge of such an object is admittedly confused or incomplete, as it is an object of sense, the faculty of reason is needed in order to yield distinct knowledge of it.

One day you're king of New York, stage diving into seething electro mosh pits and sipping Merlot with French house royalty, when you're not on the road with your band or jetting off to Vegas to play rockabilly edits to admittedly confused clubbers.

The picture on the frigid continent is admittedly confusing.

The term, coined by the American Academy of Pediatrics in 1967, is admittedly confusing.

The wording of the company's initial plans was admittedly confusing, upsetting both artists and sex workers who have begun to rely on the platform as a kind of safe place for self-expression.

But, as far as I can tell from reading the admittedly confusing TOS, the only way we're sure that Instagram won't eventually use user photos in ads without user permission is because of laws regarding publicity and because Systrom has said so.

It was admittedly confusing.

I was admittedly intrigued and somewhat confused by the recent decision by BET to ban Minaj's new video "Stupid Hoe" from their channel.