Sentence examples for confused over whether from inspiring English sources

Or was he actually confused over whether the courtiers had stolen Rigoletto's sweetheart or daughter?

It was mid-morning and Young OG was confused over whether he was getting robbed or stopped by police.

But she said she remained confused over whether she erred in taking her child off of the enhanced formula.

His testimony to Congress on April 27th and some unguarded remarks to a journalist have left markets confused over whether or not the Fed has nearly finished raising interest rates.

Addressing the mixed emotions expressed by many Iranians, who are confused over whether to blame economic mismanagement by the government or the Western sanctions, Mr. Ahmadinejad accused the United States and "internal enemies".

The documents show that well into the second year of the program, as officials were moving forcefully to extend it to hundreds of law enforcement agencies across the country, the officials remained deeply confused over whether state and local governments could decline to join it.

But I'd say he is confused over the source of the confusion.

The government itself seemed confused over whom the Order was directed, and whether holders of green cards or other lawful permanent residents were banned from reentering the country.

Labour seems to be confused over three different issues.

Confused over choosing a cable company for your co-op?

I reminded them that they had my passport, and they were confused over what to do.