Sentence examples for bit confused about from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair had both, which maybe explains why we're still a bit confused about him.

"I am a little bit confused about it all," he said.

Until I read this article, I remained a bit confused about what really happened.

"I've been a bit confused about what a hacker really is".

By lunchtime they'd be a bit confused about what's up or down, or good or bad.

At first, it makes you think this otherworldly philosopher was a bit confused about the facts of life.

I'm a bit confused, however, about the moral basis for Murray's proposal.

I think people are a bit confused (and panicked) about what Frank's role is going to be?" HUGHES: "That's concerning.

Employees of the firm, daresay, were none too happy about the intrusion and quickly summoned some muscle but when the DC cops arrived on the scene they were a bit confused and hesitant about making any arrests.

Sometimes we are passive, a bit confused, with no visibility about what to do.

Ivonne is a bit confused and clearly upset about the way her crit went.