Sentence examples for both confused from inspiring English sources
I hope I've convinced you that these predictions are both confused and deluded.
The first 10 minutes of this both confused and terrified me (not having read the book).
I believe most of this talk is both confused and deluded.
As a Sikh teaching at a Catholic university in the Midwest, I was both confused and offended by this framing.
For example, the camera offers two live-preview modes, both confusing.
Chisora and Fury both confuse the capacity to make headlines with the ability to stir the imagination.
In essence, the lawyers argued that the cases have little to do with each other and combining them would only serve to both confuse and prejudice the jury.
It is more a matter of speaking in a medium's divided voices -- a painful division and, in the case of Pamuk, both confusing and exhilarating.
News that the the Beach Boys' Smile is to be released later this year is both confusing and something I really wish they wouldn't do.
