Sentence examples for confused panel from inspiring English sources

The Rockettes have since performed at pride festivals far and wide: the Gay Asian Pacific Alliance's Special Evening with George Takei, theme parks, special events, and, notably, before a seemingly confused panel of judges on America's Got Talent.

On tasting, the chocolate worked for some: "It's like white chocolate, but sweeter," but not for others: "tastes like cabbage" – the green chocolate possibly confusing our panel's tastebuds.

Google taught its algorithms to recognize panels and detect speech bubbles and thanks to that, you can now easily zoom into speech bubbles without having to pinch and zoom (and then inevitably get confused about which panel you were actually looking at).

Some visitors have been confused by a wall panel that says: "What is Red Shift?

"Hello!" the roofer calls, rattling the doorknob impatiently as my widow stands there before him on the inside of the glass panel, looking confused.

The plot in panel (a) does not very convincingly convey the conclusions the authors state, and it is confusing that in panel (b) a larger reward is correlated with decreased activity in the serotonergic cells.

After the verdict, the jury foreman told reporters that panel members were somewhat confused by the question about Murray's competence but understood its ramifications.

Glidden takes us from her departure to her return in panel after gorgeous, water-colored panel and we get just as confused about how we should feel by the reality of the situation as she does.

These panels are not to be confused with an Anglo-American or continental type of jury.

He isn't a comedy character, he's a panel show guest who has confused moderate popularity with Moses' burning bush.

(Flat-panel sets are not to be confused with flat screens, which even many conventional sets now have).