Sentence examples for be very confused from inspiring English sources

They must be very confused.

"People at the FT seem to be very confused.

If you don't know the first "Phantom," you will be very confused; if you do know the first "Phantom," you will also be very confused.

Let's assume that Americans for Tax Reform's next ratings for individual members of Congress are going to be very confused.

"The average person on the street has to be very confused" about US Airways' situation, Mr. Mitchell said, especially people who live in the airline's principal hub cities, Philadelphia and Charlotte, N.C.

"From a subscriber's perspective, I think people would be very confused by the advertising that popped up over words in the stories," said Randy Kilgore, vice president for advertising at the Wall Street Journal Online.

I'm very confused as to why it was changed and made my confusion well known".

He was very confused.

I was very confused.

"She's very confused.

Facebook is very confused.