Sentence examples for confused since from inspiring English sources

She was frantic, then confused, since she had never shown the pictures to anyone.

Shells and kernels are often confused since some people use "shell" to refer to kernels as well.

He's not a protector, he's a destroyer, but the issue is somewhat confused, since he assumes human form as well.

Their nomenclature is very much confused, since the same fig is often grown in neighbouring provinces under entirely different names.

But maybe the squirrel was just confused, since Damon was a member of the Red Sox until last season.

He was confused, since his aunt and uncle had just arrived at LAX a few hours earlier.

A general study of absorption can be confusing since the calculation methods for the two major types of absorption are quite different.

The statement was confusing since the vast majority of the employees at Trump Doral receive health care coverage through their employer.

That's a bit confusing since it should be retaken... but the ball is switched to the opposite flank and Young can't control it.

He said the red dripping wax on tequila bottles would be confusing since it is a "hallmark" of Maker's Mark, where it has graced bottles since 1958 and has been a registered trademark since 1985.

"The panel finds this statement confusing, since "60 Minutes" Wednesday had never verified the original source from whom Lieutenant Colonel Burkett initially said he received the documents," the report said.