Sentence examples for completely confused the from inspiring English sources

Devastated and completely confused, the group left.

Not only had I missed the joy of making a great film, I had also completely confused the market as to who I was.

A simple response in German was enough to completely confuse the bot.

A name should be mysteriously aspirational, but not cryptic--there's no sense in completely confusing the consumer, Marie says.

That's where the hypnotherapist so completely confuses the subject that the subject drops down into a very deep, receptive state.

At this point the person has two choices: to build the relationship and trust by congratulating the puppy and refocusing him on a more appropriate object or to destroy their connection by yelling and chasing him, thus completely confusing the dog and, in essence, creating a madness that, once conditioned, is hard to undo.

That real love which is deep but complicated, euphoric but painful, steadfast but stagnant, perfectly clear on one day and completely confusing the next; the video for Brandyn Burnette's newest track, "Underneath," reveals the ebbs and flows of the modern relationship.

Completely confused, [the mother] asked, 'But, well, how will you know if he has the stupid gene?'," she wrote.

And people were completely confused because the way I looked and the way I smelt had nothing to do with each other.

I will admit, for quite a while I was completely confused about the whole magic thing.

I'm completely confused by the judges tonight.