Sentence examples for confused beneath from inspiring English sources
Each of the four is glib and intelligent, each projects a fierce certainty about everything that only the limited experience of youth can produce and each, of course, is frightened and confused beneath the surface.
Locals soon arrived on the scene after hearing the elephant and found the confused animal burying its head beneath the mud and attempting to dig its way out of the well.
The maid sweeping the dirt beneath the wall paint humors a confused onlooker.
The suggestion that Mr Obama is confused about the merits of capitalism and is anti-business is beneath the usual standards of your newspaper.
When I first gazed up at Rudy and Seth, I was confused by what I saw: were there four figures spotlit against the clock beneath the bells?
These papillae, not to be confused with the "dermal papillae" of the hair follicles (see below), are arranged in definite patterns beneath epidermal ridges.
Outside, beneath a billboard imploring passers-by to "Join America's defensive line -- Marines," a junkie, his face a blank, stood seemingly confused.
