Sentence examples for confused to a from inspiring English sources
But in April of 2004 he was left face down, shaking and ruined before being delivered, still confused, to a Las Vegas hospital.
In 7-class testing, the accuracies further decrease as the emotions also get confused to a great extent with the added neutral emotion.
And the particular details of the hazing mirror the film "Dazed And Confused" to a tee.
It's deeply confusing to a country that's already confused, as well as to the Democratic Party.
It occurs to me that previous Fargo reviews may have seemed awfully confusing to a non-viewer.
That in itself may be confusing to a young reader, since Tallulah's parents could simply buy her one.
This was confusing to a lady who had just finished her errands and wanted to go across the Avenue to Best's.
This is confusing to a lot of us because we always assumed it was our God-given right to never have to pay for anything on the internet.
This was confusing to a child who had, until then, known of the moral universe only as a set of uncompromising contrasts.
However, this is not what the brand has always stood for in the past, so it's mixed messaging and confusing to a consumer".
