Sentence examples for confused person from inspiring English sources

Somehow, the Christian faithful have ended up treating a helpless, confused person as the Roman soldiers treated Christ.

If someone tries to do all these things now, that is generally seen as kind of a really confused person who doesn't know what they are doing.

Alison Goodwin Schiff Dear Diary: Heard during intermission at a recent performance of Cirque du Soleil's "Kooza" on Randalls Island: Man on cellphone, trying to explain where he is to an apparently (and, perhaps, understandably) confused person: "Randolph Island... Randolph Island..

Nadia isn't a bad person — she's a lost and confused person, sure.

Not every confused person is intoxicated.

I have totally changed my lifestyle in the last couple of years and I am a much lighter, less confused person.

But while these high-profile applications can be and have been useful, Ermolaev seemed more sanguine about the more prosaic applications: a lost child or confused older person, for instance, can be found in a moment's time rather than diverting manpower to painstaking search.

"It's just shocking how they confused this person with my mother," Roxanne said.

The longer despair and doubt are in power the more beaten and confused a person becomes.

They're like gremlins... you would never believe how strong a confused older person is.

They had confused the person, the Dictator himself, with the system, the military dictatorship, thinking they were one.