Sentence examples for confused from a from inspiring English sources

"Because my sexual boundaries were confused from a young age I became promiscuous, because a part of me thought you got attention and love through sex.

On 16 April, the court heard recordings of a cricket bat striking a door and gunshots fired through the door as the defence sought to prove the sounds were similar and so could be confused from a distance.

The new lineup from GoPro is definitely less confusing from a branding perspective.

Neill Blomkamp's setting Alien 5 after Aliens but before Alien 3, which is confusing from a continuity perspective, but is great from a we're-not-dead perspective.

Many children found the main and subheading instructions confusing from a lexical and formatting point of view, stating that it was easy to forget the question stem.

Many children found the instructions confusing from both a lexical and a formatting point of view.

The Bagger has been confused from the start about this whole Oscar timing bit.

Though "A Time to Kill" made him a movie star, the younger McConaughey was really at his best in his first film, "Dazed and Confused," from 1993.

Steve Smith kept the Lakers confused from the outside and hit 4 of 5 shots for 10 points in the quarter.

Mill is certainly confused from the point of view of later thinkers such as Frege or Russell.

Moreover, if one thinks that theism can be shown to be intellectually confused from the start, then theistic arguments from religious experience will carry little weight.