Sentence examples for confused moment from inspiring English sources

Once, in a very confused moment, I am "Bernard Casey".

In truth, what the ads suggest is the confused moment fashion seems to be experiencing.

In that confused moment when she sees her name written in his book, she thinks he knows her.

Truth is elusive, but it's worth recalling that beyond the inexorable historical forces at work in moments of crisis, there often lies one person's decision in a particular confused moment.

Ms. Hermosa, confused a moment, responds, "The Mets".

In the Seek catalog, the tornado is attributed to a London-based artist named Janice Price, who according to the text is trying to express the confused, exhilarating moment when a fresh idea is stirring — gathering heft and speed without quite taking form.

The jurors had to pick their way through multiple - and often conflicting - accounts of those confused few moments.