Sentence examples for basically confused from inspiring English sources

Chuck LaMar, the minor league director for the Pirates, summed up Khalifa as "basically confused".

Postfeminism – as personified by the Sex and the City generation – basically confused sexual liberation with shopping: a mistaken strategy even within its own market-driven terms.

"It's a kind of mish-mosh that's been constructed after the fact, all stemming, I think, from the post-9/11 legal construct, which changed the definition of terrorist from criminals to combatants, and when that happened it basically confused all of the laws".

They basically confused the terms.

You're in office and it's your bad economy, and you want to basically confuse the issue as much as possible.

The notion of an external reason is, basically, a confused notion.

Billed as his sixth studio album and the follow-up to 2004's Patience, Symphonica is basically a slightly confused live album.

"They are basically in a confused awake state.

She said it was very strange; she was confused, disoriented, basically she didn't know how to react.

"And it's connected with the fact that most of the kids in the country are basically hung-up and confused.

Hoggan's book describes what he calls "a two-decade-long campaign by the energy industry in Canada and the United States, basically designed to confuse the public about climate change, and to give people the sense that there is a debate about the science of climate change".