Sentence examples for confused a time from inspiring English sources
Known the past decade more for his panned (though profitable) romantic comedies, McConaughey established himself as an actor with hits such as "Dazed and Confused," "A Time To Kill," and "Amistad".
I got really confused a few times.
Eventually, the importance of oxygen, which was confused for a time by some as phlogiston, was revealed, although it was not until the late 18th century that the great chemist Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier discovered the essential nature of oxygen and clarified its relation to respiration.
This should not be confused with a time-varying covariate, which is a variable whose value is not fixed over time, such as smoking status.
"I'm a bit confused about time right now.
She hugs a young, confused first-time voter, lengthily, twirls a burly young bearded Clinton supporter.
In other cases, certain gunfighters were possibly confused, over time, with being someone else with a similar name.
The first three episodes of "Helix," two of which air Friday, are directed with creepy precision and crisp pace -- even if I was a bit confused at times as to how much of what transpired was a result of poor decisions on the part of the CDC or due to factors they could not control (in other words, I wanted to root for the CDC team, but I wasn't always certain they were making wise decisions).
The one time I asked my mother about why she did not resist, she answered distractedly and somewhat defensively: it was a very confused time.
And if Obama looks a little confused at times with Fallon's humour, it's nothing compared with an unsuspecting nun who entered a train carriage full of Ireland Euro 2016 football fans who serenaded her with the Lord's Prayer.
