Sentence examples for and confused in the from inspiring English sources

His narrators tend to be lonely wanderers, lost and confused in the world.

But the White House was weak and confused in the face of a political and economic debacle, when it should have gone all out.

Here's something I didn't know about huskies: they might be gloriously silent when they run, but when they stop - especially when they're forced to stop, mid-run, because the humans are lost and confused in the dark - they bark.

7. Get lost and confused in the narrow bazaars of Old Delhi, and feel like you have wandered somewhere medieval.

The employee who has lost her boss often feels dazed and confused in the weeks and months after layoffs.

Then the guilty and confused in the legislature come running to us with their hands out to get us to pay for it.

They too are alone and confused in this world, but with the benefit of having already been through the same shit you're dealing with now.

Richard Linklater's Dazed and Confused, in contrast, served up the turgid work of Aerosmith, Deep Purple and Alice Cooper.

The court previously heard that the woman - now aged 20 - told police she woke up naked and confused in a double bed following the alleged rape.

The idea of the Establishment became still vaguer and more confused in the Sixties and Seventies.

Not only will the signal be bright and minimally confused in the X-ray, but the size of the required interferometer drops dramatically.