Sentence examples for confusing day from inspiring English sources

"It's a bit of a confusing day for me," he said.

The Supreme Court ruling made a confusing day even more so.

For many people on a long and confusing day, any kind of reliable news, even if it was bad news, was satisfaction enough.

This was a good day, though for the young students it was a confusing day of sports news that defines their lives.

On this confusing day exactly one month after the start of the 2001 fiscal year, the Senate approved two stopgap spending bills to keep the government operating through Nov. 14, and then voted to recess until that date.

It was a confusing day all round in the Scottish capital, with Rangers playing down the road at Hibernian and a prestigious dog show taking place on the city's outskirts.

Since Sept. 12, Ms. Moorthy has gone to St . Maryfive times and has also had numerous telephone conversations with administrators, doctors, nurses and aides -- including the same emergency room clerk who wrote Krishna Moorthy's name on the log that confused day -- but she feels no closer to finding any answers.

The situation became confused Tuesday when Yahoo reported that K.H.L. President Alexander Medvedev said that Salavat released Radulov only for this season, and had a commitment from Radulov to return to Ufa for 2012-13.

In mistakenly referring to the 9th Circuit, Trump seemed to have confused Tuesday's ruling with the February ruling that halted his executive order banning travel and immigration from seven majority-Muslim countries.

The U.S. team's route out of pool play in this World Cup, which looked muddled and confused Monday morning, had become as clean as Michael Bradley's bald head by Monday evening following the Americans' physical 2-1 win over Ghana in Natal, Brazil, and Germany's 4-0 pummeling of Portugal in Manaus.

On day 16, she became confused; by day 20, she was unresponsive to voices.