Sentence examples for be confused when from inspiring English sources

He's swinging too good to have him be confused when he goes out there".

Radio interference was still a problem and clients could still be confused when moving between them.

Another actor might be confused when you come to rehearsals dressed like Marlene Dietrich but sounding like Erich von Stroheim.

So they may be confused when two weeks after the dog dies, they suddenly burst into tears, have a tantrum, pick a fight with their brother.

Homeowners tend to be confused when they see their home assessed at, say $15,000, when they know they can sell it for much, much more.

"We don't want investors to be confused when they look at the real estate category," said Jeff Tjornehoj, a senior research analyst at Lipper.

Although it can occasionally be confusing when Henry pops up in different places at different times, the characterisation more than makes up for momentary bewilderment.

And it must be confusing when he finds out that the truth is somewhat different.

Thus the multitude of pathway resources can often be confusing when portraying gene-pathway affiliations.

Try to avoid putting random objects that don't belong together in one area, as this will be confusing when you are looking for something.

If possible, avoid having merged or split cells only in certain columns or rows, because this will be confusing when the contents is read aloud.