Sentence examples for confused cold from inspiring English sources

Runners were wandering around still, confused, cold.

As six in the morning rolled around, and from what we could see Objekt was basically removed from continuing his set, we spilled out of Lakota and into the confused, cold morning streets.

"You have all these different flavours of touch receptors that are all mixed together like multicoloured jellybeans, but the information is totally discrete – you don't confuse cold with pressure," Barth says.

"Tough is confused with cold; single-mindedness is confused with arrogance; and if a woman doesn't dress the feminine and fashionable part, she's labeled masculine, the deadliest insult of all".

To exclude the possibility that the common symptoms of cough in asthma may be confused for cold symptoms, further ROC analysis was conducted excluding the chest symptoms domain.

Now I get in a pool and I'm confused: I am cold and I am wet and I have no idea what the point of this is.

Not mistaken or confused, but deliberate, cold-blooded deceivers of the put-upon people?

Published in 1958, the book is often confused with another cold-war-era novel set in Southeast Asia, "The Quiet American," which appeared in 1955.

I went cold and, confused, stopped sighting the bird.

What cultural form leaves you cold or confused?

Mr Obama's efforts to deflect such attacks by taking the high road have left many on the left cold, and confused the general public.