Sentence examples for confused both from inspiring English sources

Buckley writes, "If Ziggy confused both his creator and his audience, a big part of that confusion centred on the topic of sexuality".

"Malfi" leaves you feeling powerless, confused, both overfed and underfed, and slightly contaminated.

This tug of war has confused both bankers and investors who have dumped bank shares in recent weeks.

ManchePaul : Good grief, the British are so bloody confused, both prurient and puritan at the same time.

One of the most notorious examples of an inquiry that confused both the issue and who was responsible was the Tomlinson inquiry into A-level standards.

And King Kong the musical, confused both musically and narratively – packed full of ambition and innovation, but unable to pull its constituent parts into one satisfying whole.

That could be a plus if it was breaking barriers and defying genre, but instead it is just a confused mishmash that has no inherent sense of purpose, confusing both to watch and to understand.

This is confusing both historically and dramatically.

"It was terribly confusing both to courts and juries," Mr. Fox said.

"But consumer culture has encouraged adults to confuse both of these with stuff you can buy in the shops.

Forgive me if I'm confusing both those films with a third that might not even have been made but which plays only in my head.