Sentence examples for confused though from inspiring English sources
He looked confused, though, as if his words did not explain anything.
The crowd in Bismarck did not seem confused, though.
What really has us confused, though, is what's going on in L.A. this big party week.
I'm getting a bit confused, though – it's an awful lot to take in.
He felt a little queasy and confused, though he couldn't focus on what, exactly, was confusing.
I still find the hotel toilets confusing though: they have eight different buttons and I'm still not sure what they all do.
That all makes sense; what is utterly confusing, though, is why, exactly three decades later, the workforce that keeps our air-transport system intact has been effectively crippled because of decisions in Washington — or rather a lack of decision.
The attempt of this effortful, confusing, though sometimes beautiful, novel is to suggest a shamanic connection between what modernity calls the primitive and the primitive that pulses in the modern.
For one thing, confusing though the ballot might have been, "there is nothing illegal about that ballot," said James Holland, a lawyer who worked as a poll watcher for the Democrats on voting day.
It's not exactly confusing – though it could be a little clearer about some basic contextual information – but rather it frantically bounces from one subplot to another, with decidedly mixed results.
