Sentence examples for confused some time from inspiring English sources
This is because the hardest part of initiating a divorce is telling your partner, so if it's sold as, 'I'm so confused, some time apart would be good for both of us' you get less grief from your spouse.
When you're feeling confused, take some time to review your values and write them down.
The patients' recall of events was generally poor, and 41% of them felt that they had been confused at some time during their stay in the ICU.
Pippen was "Pippen" 23 times, "Scottie Pippen" six times and "Scottie" seven times (confusing some who believed Scottie Burrell made the plays).
This question has been confusing me for some time.
"You get confused, and time is running out".
Now a lot of people I gathered from feedback from sections were left pretty confused last time.
In other cases, certain gunfighters were possibly confused, over time, with being someone else with a similar name.
Six weeks after DMAB exposure, we found that the patient was still confused about time (Kuo et al., in press).
Eventually, the importance of oxygen, which was confused for a time by some as phlogiston, was revealed, although it was not until the late 18th century that the great chemist Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier discovered the essential nature of oxygen and clarified its relation to respiration.
