Sentence examples for confuse in the from inspiring English sources

The objection made at the time to the introduction of these minutes was that they were irrelevant, incompetent, and immaterial, and tended to confuse in the minds of the jury the true issue to be tried, and could not throw any light upon the question on trial.

Here it is that the extremist is able to confuse in the mind of a frighteningly large number of people the case for a Palestinian state and the destruction of Israel, and to translate this moreover into a battle between East and West, Muslim, Jew and Christian.

He was very confused in the beginning.

CARAMANICA: Confused, in the best way.

It was confusing in the beginning.

Feeling dazed and confused in the yogurt aisle?

But he often sits confused in the yard.

Some jurors said that the interconnected charges were confusing in the first trial last summer.

Do you ever find yourself confused in the roles of writer, editor, and publisher?

Numerous units for measuring pressure have been introduced and, at times, are confused in the literature.

"I am so happy, but also confused in the face of growing violence," she said.