Sentence examples for confused right from inspiring English sources

But they're confused, right?

I'm really confused right now".

"Investors are a bit confused right now".

"Everybody seems at a standstill, everybody seems confused right now".

"That I should ask someone to call you if I'm confused?" "Right.

"All I could think was my parents are probably so confused right now.

Thanks to the good graces of Turner Classic Movies, " "The Iron Petticoat," a 1956 British comedy starring Bob Hope and Katharine Hepburn, has been liberated from the tangle of confused rights that has kept it out of sight for decades and is now available for the first time on American DVD and Blu-ray through TCM's in-house Vault Collection label.

The strangest thing about this phenomenon however, is that the people selling and sporting the Nazi paraphernalia often aren't confused, right-wing extremists like these guys, but average locals who often have no idea who Hitler was.

She said top American officials continue to "confuse right and wrong".

We hope that the United States does not confuse right and wrong on this issue or practice double standards".

A spokeswoman for the Foreign Ministry, Zhang Qiyue, said American officials continued to "confuse right and wrong and even falsely accuse the Chinese side".