Sentence examples for confused beyond from inspiring English sources
And not because they've all specifically endorsed Lucas, and not the rest of the Green party, which makes the whole thing look confused beyond belief.
There's nothing here that would tell you you're watching something by the man who made "Before Sunrise" or "Dazed and Confused," beyond a general sympathy for the bohemian and the eccentric.
Ben Mauk is a FulbrighTimelines living in Berlin are a regular online confusedtor to the New Yorker.
"Hey man," he seethed, leaning towards me to make sure I could see the rage in his eyes, "You in a big rush or something?" I was beyond confused.
What if there was some way to explain it to them and say "Yep, guys, this is the most important thing that they had to report on today...and people love it!" They would be beyond confused, and maybe even a little sad.
Not to be confused with Nye Bevan Beyoncé beyond the pale not pail; this pale is derived from the Latin palus, a stake as used to support a fence (cf palisade); hence the figurative meaning of beyond the pale as being outside the boundary, unacceptable biannual or biennial?
Each is beyond confusing.
If any of these tasks sounds confusing or beyond your skill level, please consult a friend who can help you with them.
Western analysts are totally confused, because it goes far beyond Mr. Mubarak.
There was Torres, tearing beyond the visitors' confused last line of defence and away from a leggy Martin Demichelis, to convert into the gaping net.
