Sentence examples for confused along from inspiring English sources

I dug around, and became quite confused along the way (Time, USA Today, the National Post, NBC, Billboard, and more reported on the letter).

Dead Again does tend to pile it on a bit thick, and the plot gets more than a little confusing along the way, but that's why the rewind button was invented.

[Correction: This post originally confused Attendant — along with its mission and CEO — with another company whose app is called Attendant. Apologies for the mix-up.].

Soda's work gained traction on Dazed and Confused, and, along with it, received a barrage of hateful comments from both men and women declaring Soda's work "not art" and "not feminist".

The situation was confused until Jung Chang came along and boldly simplified it all.

And you can find yourself completely confused and disheartened along the way".

THE scenery along the Ohio Turnpike -- an east-west melding of Interstates 80, 90 and 76 -- will never be confused with that along, say, the Pacific Coast Highway or the Blue Ridge Parkway.

He was heartbroken and confused until ALIVE Rescue came along.

"I was confused," said Tim Allen, who, along with his neighbour, discovered the corpse of an elderly male porpoise in Worthing last week, more than a mile from the beach.

I had loved everything I had been doing in school, but as I got further along I became confused.

There has been an escalation in "human-animal conflict," whereby elephants that are confused by mounds of earth along the construction site run amok, destroy crops and threaten residents' lives, according to a local wildlife officer.