Sentence examples for confused up from inspiring English sources

Yet lately even the Apple geniuses must be confused up in that Cloud.

If you were confused up to this point if your golfing partner was capable of causing you harm, a swinging club is the most obvious sign.

5. It's OK to admit you are knackered, confused, fed up – or all three.

No one should be "confused, worked up, or upset," Kasich said.

They have a lot of shit to deal with, they're angry, upset, confused but up for a life change.

At a national level, Labour is confused, signed up to a principle of decentralisation but unwilling to show any kind of complicity with Mr Osborne.

As a reader, I find characters likable when they're confused, messed up, indignant and funny.

If you're confused, speak up!

If they are confused, cover up the units column.

"No one in the press confused ACT-UP with broader public opinion," grumbles Mr Hayes.

He would confuse, rile up, and split Republicans.