Sentence examples for badly confused from inspiring English sources
What the past few days shows, however, is how badly confused the political system now is.
In America, only the very tired or badly confused actually starve to death, but there are 34 1/2 million below the poverty line--people who never go away on vacation and are in no danger of becoming middle class.
In his recent defense of Larry Summers, President Obama appeared to be badly confused about the state of the economy.
Those who fought and worked so hard to create this new country likely would be badly confused, and probably greatly frustrated, by the language being used today.
This badly confuses "average" and "marginal," and it ignores the much bigger factors that determine the health of the labor market (such as monetary policy and labor market regulation).
A badly designed ballot confused thousands of people.
I feel betrayed, confused and badly let down.
"I do not know how they can do something like this, but at the same time treat people so badly," she said, genuinely confused.
With So Much Data At Hand, Why Are Leaders So Confused And Badly Informed?
As a result alarms are frequently too loud, irritating, confusing, badly designed, and too numerous, resulting in them often being turned off and hindering, rather than enhancing, task performance.
