Sentence examples for confused anxious from inspiring English sources

The victim grows pale and is confused, anxious, and frightened by the pain and may faint.

"It makes some people feel confused, anxious or paranoid, and some experience panic attacks and hallucinations," it says.

It is distressing, but a fact, that the more rapidly any technology is adopted by scientists the more likely it is to leave people confused, anxious, and suspicious.

The pianist (envious? contemptuous? confused? anxious?) gazes at the dancer, but the dancer never gazes back, although she does crawl on top of the piano to sing the last verse.

This might make them confused, anxious or depressed, but these emotions are situation-specific.

Hypoglycemia can cause you to feel tired, confused, anxious or shaky.

He looked confused and anxious.

"People call us confused, panicked, anxious," he said.

Don't blame me for getting confused and anxious.

"They're confused and anxious almost by definition".

"We were very ready last night, but we confused being anxious with being aggressive," Van Gundy said.