Sentence examples for bit of a confused from inspiring English sources

"It's a bit of a confused metaphor because people can't walk onto an escalator because there's normally a barrier.

I liked this moment as it places Indominus as a bit of a confused Frankenstein's monster in a way--she has been penned up her whole life and as a new species does not know how she can fit into the world.

It's a bit of confusing branding, perhaps — especially in a line that already contains several different models.

Later, a video was leaked of Shafiq in an interview, slurring his words and saying: "When I'm in the company of men like this, I see something wrong – I say it – but when I go into the cupboard, I have to, or I have to also when I'm in the company – I show the manly bit of me …" Confused?

2. This little critter has clearly gone through quite a bit of decay, further confusing its physiology.

The company is also now calling itself HeroEco and was formerly called Ultra Motor, so you may see a bit of confusing until their full rebranding.

His ability of giving texture to somebody who is quite normal and nice, but also a bit chaotic and a bit confused, is one of the things I've always loved about him". Now among the ranks of mainstream TV's leading men, Lincoln has had little time to look beyond the ravaged, dystopian landscape.

I was a little bit sort of like confused to be honest with you.

But while Mr. Rove was inside, more than 100 protesters were outside, standing behind blue police barricades chanting slogans, waving placards and offering a bit of street theater that confused the police.

She is a bit confused as a result of a urinary tract Infection.

"Could you take one of me?" A bit confused, he obliged – and promptly took one of me and his colleague.