Sentence examples for confused much of from inspiring English sources
But it too appears to have alienated, or at least confused, much of the electorate, not just Mr. Beck.
In a country where conspiracy theories seem to gain steam the more baroque they get, the case has riveted and confused much of the public, in part because the proceedings are based on news media speculation rather than any official complaint.
Eight days after abruptly canceling the June 12 meeting citing North Korea's "open hostility," Mr. Trump just as abruptly announced on Friday that it was back on, the latest head-spinning twist in a diplomatic drama that has captivated and confused much of the world.
But for the heat, you could confuse much of this port city with a slice of American suburbia apart from a few square blocks of the faded colonial centre.
Further confusing much of the research into coffee is the fact that many coffee drinkers are also smokers, and it has been difficult to untangle the relative health effects of coffee and cigarettes.
The company quickly rebranded to CB Insights, avoiding a lot of jokes but further confusing much of the startup community due to the similarity between "CB" and CrunchBase (which shares a founder and parent company with TechCrunch).
UNDER AGE 7 -- They could be upset and confused by much of what is happening.
I asked some members of the Red Sox and the Yankees about the division race because I had become confused by much of the talk around here.
I enjoyed many of the flavors here, yet I was confused by much of the food, described on the menu as "Florida cuisine touched by the islands of the Mediterranean". Smoked pompano was leathery, like fish jerky, but delicious, served with smoked salmon, salmon mousse and beet cream, actually more cream than beet.
We should not be in any way confused that much of the resistance he faced is going to try to resurrect itself.
