Sentence examples for confused worked from inspiring English sources

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

"Confused, worked up, or upset" is a decent description of the Republican landscape.

But "Dazed and Confused" works better as anthropology than as drama.

A few drivers looked a bit confused working out the ABCD of the car parks but in general everyone seemed to know where they were going, what they were watching and when they would be back next.

It is too easy to confuse working hard with progress.

We may agree or disagree on that proposition, but it certainly explains how Goodling came to confuse working to advance Gonzales's agenda with working to advance God's.

People often confuse working long hours with being effective when that's rarely the case.

While your years as a Ph.D. student or postdoc are the most decisive in your career, do not confuse working hard with working all the time.

Why does feigning confusion (and actually being confused) work so well at disarming gaslighters/narcissists?

John Espinosa contributes an especially confused work called "Infinite Collapse," which consists of an aluminum polygon painted with a beautiful night sky and filled, according to the checklist, with 50 gallons of water from the Bermuda Triangle.

Jimmy spends his last years on the computer, and in one sense the very form of Hunters in the Snow reflects not just his own "messy and confused" work, but the infinite digressiveness of the internet, as if the entire novel had been tapped out in the Google search box.