Sentence examples for confused lives from inspiring English sources

What lifted it into the premier league was the subtle use of imagery - the trash blowing in the streets, the bonfires and wet windscreens of desperate, confused lives.

My preference was for something much knottier and more intractable, something that might reflect on the confused lives of the audience as well as on the protagonists.

Billed as his sixth studio album and the follow-up to 2004's Patience, Symphonica is basically a slightly confused live album.

I don't get why anyone would purposely choose to add yet another conundrum to our already confusing lives.

The thriller aspects of "Homeland" could be quite satisfying, but the show was at its best when Lewis, Danes and co-star Mandy Patinkin were allowed to explore the difficult, confusing lives of these brilliant yet damaged people.

But have had to accept living that confused and living that awake because once you've heard your chains rattle, you cannot unhear them.

In 2002, she got a raise to $10 an hour: that is not to be confused with living well.

With that said I'm still waiting for the large R at the top of the television screen used during replays to ensure you didn't get confused with live action to make a comeback.

The imaginary creatures may have been inspired by Komodo dragons and other scary-looking creatures, along with discoveries of fossils of giant prehistoric fossils that confused people living in ancient times, according to an article published recently in LiveScience.

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But do not make the mistake of confusing the lives of millions of people with what we see on magazine covers.