Sentence examples for confused was from inspiring English sources
Then he suffered a stroke, became confused, was put into a nursing home.
To suggest readers were misled or confused was patronising, said Aldax.
The prosecution's other witness, dismissed by Mr. Herbert as "terminally confused," was not merely "passing by when the murders occurred".
When I saw his 2010 production of "When The Rain Stops Falling," at Lincoln Center, I was confused: was I actually in Lincoln Center?
The only way Pettitte could have appeared more confused was if he had worn a flowered shirt and brown socks and carried a tattered map.
In a small note of poetic justice, the Costa Rican C albomarginata with which C moranii was initially confused was named by none other than Dr Robbin Moran.
Dazed & Confused is now 20, meanwhile.
Dazed and Confused is 20 years old!
"Confused" is the operative word here.
How confused is our dear Mr. Feig?
Folk wisdom holds that being confused is detrimental to learning.
