Sentence examples for confused across from inspiring English sources

"You're confused across the board.

To what extent paternity is confused across these populations and may thereby prevent infanticide remains an open question.

Some states do require expiration dates on milk or meat and food labeling may soon become less confusing across the country.

After being run out of town by the Muslim Defence League at violent demos in Bradford and Leicester, the EDL reached out to their confused cousins across the pond, The Tea Party, in an attempt to expand their fanbase.

"So many children had lived through terrible trauma in the immediate postwar years in Britain," he writes, "that it was quite common to come across deeply confused young people.

By selling itself as both a strictly patrolled eco-paradise and a dream destination for the well-off – where bicycles are out-muscled by petrol-chugging buggies, and much of the food is flown in – the island comes across as confused.

A look of confused irritation flashes across his face.

A suggestion that has angered and confused bird conservationists across the world.

The ALI was organized many decades ago to achieve this ambition, in particular to counter the criticism that varying common law principles in the many different states in the U.S. made the law confused and contradictory across the states.

You'll just get confused, and come across as such.

We stress that the temporal aspect of the network dynamics should not be confused with selectivity across space in a neural network.