Sentence examples for confused if from inspiring English sources

Also, I get confused if there are alternatives".

But also I was confused: if that was desire, it was unmistakably urgent.

I can't help feeling confused if Alex has indeed picked school dinners as his big idea.

One can forgive Moorestown's real dogs for being a bit confused, if not defiant.

I've explained that this is incorrect etiquette and that my friends will be confused if not offended.

If you haven't seen "Dancer in the Dark," you'll be confused; if you have, you'll be disappointed.

I am just confused if lowering our current mortgage is the same as having more equity for our new house.

American beef, they said, was perfectly safe but consumers would be confused if some was certified as hormone-free.

JW It's this thing about, if you're feeling confused, if you're feeling upset, go and do something about it.

They therefore get confused if the word is also used to talk about stories with rockets in.

I remember periodically being confused -- if this happened in the Middle East, why was there snow in the Nativity scene?