Sentence examples for confused to answer from inspiring English sources

His silences, the drubbing of the desk and occasional forgetfulness were agonising, as were the attempts by James Murdoch to rescue his father when he stumbled, or was too confused to answer Labour MP Tom Watson's questions.

Nevertheless, it is not clear if the refugee youth felt uncomfortable or confused to answer questions on pregnancy or contraception in this study.

It could be that the campaign is still dealing with the aftermath of Mr. Cain's flubbed interview with the editorial board of The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, in which he stalled and seemed entirely confused about how to answer a question about Libya.

At the first interview, six out of 93 patients were confused and unable to answer.

Thirteen patients (6%) found one or more items confusing or difficult to answer.

Forty five patients reported finding at least one of the questions confusing or difficult to answer and 22 found at least one question upsetting but no question was found difficult or upsetting by more than 6 patients.

Respondents found the HAQ-DI questions related to items such as the following were confusing and difficult to answer: raised toilet seat, devices used for dressing, built-up or special utensils, long-handled appliances for reach or jar opener for jars previously opened.

Possible behaviors of the learner could include to verbally state a color pallet, to look a bit confused, not know what to answer, to ignore (parts) of the instruction, or to look at something else.

It lists nine items (in English and Spanish) to ask a person stopped for a traffic violation who presents signs of possible disorientation (e.g., who appears confused or is slow to answer questions).

After reading and filling in the questionnaire, the patients were asked whether they found any of the questions difficult to answer, confusing, difficult to understand, upsetting or offensive.

A large number of incomplete responses may suggest respondents found the question confusing, inappropriate or uncomfortable to answer.