Sentence examples for confused himself from inspiring English sources

But he also appeared confused himself about some of them.

He had often been confused himself about the horse.

He can't be pigeonholed as either stand-up or novelist, not least because he seems confused himself.

And Wilmots, who has shuffled the wealth of attacking talent at his disposal during the warm-up matches, appeared to have confused himself by the time this game kicked off.

Or perhaps the cosmetically enhanced rocker is confused himself: he has also filed for divorce (even though she'd already filed against him) and is disputing spousal support (which she isn't claiming for).

Kaymer had it at the P.G.A., but when he was ranked No. 1 in the world going into the Masters this year, he confused himself with too many thoughts about how to change his ball flight from a fade to a draw.

[It's clear he's confusing himself here.

7.59pm BST 14 min: Enrique confuses himself at the back and loses possession to Nani.

The Liverpool centre-half confuses himself for the fourth and fifth time, conceding a needless corner that is eventually cleared.

Either there is an appalling illiteracy & immaturity at the higher levels of education In America or everyone today confuses himself with Walter Cronkite.

Talk story about Harry Gribbon, who has been playing the part of Teddy Brewster, the brother who confuses himself the the late Teddy Roosevelt in "Arsenic and Old Lace".