Sentence examples for case was confused from inspiring English sources

Baroness O'Loan found: "The investigation file on this case was confused and incomplete and did not indicate that a thorough investigation had been done".

To the right wing, Mr O's case was confusing: it was not an argument against aid but rather a call for more humane and intelligent spending.

All of The Times's hand-wringing over the ethics of the Judith Miller case is confusing the public and missing the story.

Reports of the initial cases were confusing.

In case he was confused by the sight of sinks and toilets, there was a helpful sign to defog his beer goggles: "You are in the bathroom!

In case anyone was confused about Abbott's stance on environmental issues, he tweeted recently: I'm in mighty #Midland today.

Update: In case anyone was confused as to where Padfone fits into the grand scheme of things, the folks over at Digital Inspiration have created this handy Venn Diagram.

In case anyone was confused on how to serve up this info, Klein goes even further: "My idea is to require your frequent flyer mile number in order to access free WIFI (almost everyone in a lounge has a number) and perhaps even use my Delta.com cookie to autofill it".

In our study, 1 case-patient was confused and drowsy on arrival at the emergency department.

I went out scouring the playground for new cases: Who else was confused?

Similarly, for the case of MuCO, it was confused with BaCO, because, as already discussed in Section 4.5, subjects typically carried, for example, a backpack in the back region together with a small object in other regions in MuCo, as shown in Fig 3. Additionally, for the case of CpCO, subjects usually changed the CO's position from one region to another region through the front using the hands.