Sentence examples for confused start from inspiring English sources

But after a slow, sometimes confused start, the international relief operation appeared to be functioning more smoothly.

Get some basic knowledge of computers and general technology, as many believe those in the future will be electronically inclined When acting confused, start catching on to how people behave, in other words, gradually "adapt".

But Sunny, confused, started walking toward her.

These works — by Douglas Dunn, Hijack (Kristen Van Loon and Arwen Wilder and Sam Kimm — all seemed to be (to put in kindly) at a workshop stage, as if the choreographers had confused starting from nothing with showing nothing.

On my third fall, I was confused, starting to get disoriented and wondering why the hell I was falling.

If you don't hit a trail, and find yourself even more lost and confused, just start heading downhill.

Should she falter with her new-found colloquialisms, Ansari jokily counsels: "If the audience seems confused, just start talking about Marks and Spencer and they'll be back on board real quick".

Director: Richard Linklater / Country: US The description "spiritual sequel" sounds a bit naff, but when those words are applied to Richard Linklater's coming-of-age classic Dazed and Confused they start to sound pretty awesome pretty quick.

If you're confused, best start with The Hunger Games on Netflix – though the sequel improves significantly on its predecessor, with incoming director Francis Lawrence bringing some gonzo visual flair to the enterprise, and Jennifer Lawrence bending a slightly stiff character to her will this time round.

"It's as if they [the publishing industry] are saying, 'Let's put those books at the back of the store and call it urban fiction so the white consumer doesn't get confused and start buying it.' It's crazy.

Once a company abandons its brands' distinctive personalities or positions, it's just a matter of time before confused customers start to drift away.