Sentence examples for confused heavy from inspiring English sources

This reached the villages of Mouen and Tourville but the British counter-attacked from the direction of Cheux, resulting in confused heavy fighting throughout the day.

But right after I do that — there; consider it done — I will distribute packets of blame of varying sizes to the moment we happen to be living in; to Baitz's textureless adaptation of the play, which leaves little room for shading or depth; and to Nicholas Martin's confused, heavy-handed direction.

PURCHASE -- "Heavy Metal," arts festival (not to be confused with heavy metal music concert).

The landscape of rolling hills and valleys created by the balconies effectively confuses the heavy Chicago winds, giving them no clear path.

Many participants went to Chinatown for their fans and inexpensive lightweight paper parasols, not to be confused with the heavy, oily, smelly rain versions.

Orchid (not to be confused with the heavy metal band).

More than anything though, the relocation is an attempt to wrong-foot and defeat Mr Bradley by reinvigorating a campaign that has seemed top-heavy, confused and complacent, and which has failed until now to take the senator's challenge seriously.

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Under the shroud of heavy smoke that confused the positions and identities of the ships at the head of the line, manoeuvering became hazardous: Atlas fired two broadsides into Impérial as she arrived and then raked the French flagship before her tiller jammed just as Diomède loomed out the smoke.

Not to be confused with EDM, this synth-heavy cousin of new wave music was conceived as an assault against staid rock trends of the early 80s.

What other species could they get confused with if they shed their heavy and costly burdens?