Sentence examples for confused at worst from inspiring English sources
At best, this was "very confused"; at worst, a terrible punishment for firefighters trying to help the Guardian out.
Marc Cornstein, the Manhattan-based agent for Milicic, believes the language is ambiguous at best and confusing at worst.
"Credit card contracts are unclear, at best, and thoroughly confusing at worst," Mr. Shelby said on Tuesday.
UK guidance on perioperative management of hip-fracture patients on warfarin therapy is confusing at worst and non-conclusive at best.
Without wishing to sound self-righteous, I've honestly never felt like part of a private club and have always been confused — at best, and at worst, enraged — when I realize someone else is (contentedly) working that angle.
"Sonia and Manmohan have long been at odds on basic issues, and that has resulted in policies and politics that are at best confused and at worst contradictory," said Sanjaya Baru, a former spokesman for the prime minister.
Their replacements have been at best confused and at worst dreadful — not because they aren't trying but because they don't have the experience or decisiveness to manage a much faster game than the high school and college games they are accustomed to.
I'm not naive enough to believe that war is never the answer but I don't believe in a war where no act of aggression has been perpetrated and where the potential outcome is at best confused and at worst completely ill-considered.
Either way, people end up confused at best — and suspicious at worst.
These are fighting words of a most retro sort, and, no doubt, a 70's feminist peering in the window would be confused at best and depressed at worst.
