Sentence examples for confused looking from inspiring English sources
"Oh dear, the toilets are leaking," muttered a rather confused looking train manager.
Like some of the committee members I have been somewhat confused looking at the explanations for some of the price rises.
After just a few minutes on Unfriendable, I am weighed down by the sense that the world is filthy with youngsters who muddle through life horribly confused, looking for understanding and information in all the wrong places.
The accompanying image showed a swingometer with Cameron looking decidedly prime ministerial on one side, and a confused looking Miliband, flanked by Salmond and new SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon on the other.
Upon delivery, papers were signed, implicit contracts were formalised and the Yellow Team inadvertently took ownership of perhaps the most entertaining face in British politics: A slightly confused looking scrunch that never seems more than two minutes from yelling "Now, just you wait a bloody second!".
A confused looking Zuckerberg finally replied: "I don't remember if we had a financial penalty".
— Schabowski, confused, looked down at the paper he was holding, and focussed only on his lines.
"But don't confuse looking human with looking weak.
Let's not confuse looking with acting like a designer, though.
Though, do not confuse looking up to an artist, with copying their style.
