Sentence examples for confused days from inspiring English sources

But for me these games take me back to those confused days in front of the television.

And yet, this latest twist isn't likely to leave anyone less confused, days after the story was first published.

I'm a bit confused these days.

I am confused, these days, as to the position of "coffee" as a cultural or sexual signifier.

Actor and artist Adam Goldberg (Dazed and Confused, Two Days In Paris) has dedicated a suave short documentary to the poet.

"We and our members are a bit confused most days," said Ceci Connolly, president of the Alliance of Community Health Plans.

"He yelled it so no one should be confused that day, and no one should be confused today, either," the colonel said.

This prompted criticism from colleagues and on social media, with many questioning whether Mr Abbott had confused Australia Day with April Fool's.

BILL HADER The first time I saw "Dazed and Confused," my day went like this: It was my 16th birthday, so I woke up, got my driver's license, went to Blockbuster and rented the movie on VHS, watched it, then drove to a summer dance.

The side's bad days confused.

He shrugged, and added, "The American Administration was very confused in those days".