Sentence examples for either confused from inspiring English sources

But many are either confused or put off by the seeming religious connection.

This slur against bisexual people, that they're either confused or lying, isn't anything fresh.

At times, the prosecutors were either confused or provided information that appears to be misleading.

Many close observers of the conflict in Syria were either confused or unimpressed by the artist's gnomic commentary.

None of the standard home-buying guides cover his problem, either, and real estate agents look either confused or aghast when he explains what he needs.

A handful of independent films dealt with the punk movement, but either confused it with heroin addiction (Christiane F and my own Sid and Nancy) or approached it in an austere and conventional way - Penelope Spheeris' Suburbia.

There is no consensus around how Deet works, but it's thought it either confuses mosquitoes by masking your scent or creates a smell that mosquitoes don't like.

Again, she was stressing her record on a tangential point and either confusing the facts or getting them simply wrong in answer to a focused question from an experienced TV journalist.

"People are attempting to buy cleaning chemicals that have reduced environmental and health impacts, but [manufacturers] are using greenwashing to either confuse or mislead them," he says.

Depending on whom you listen to, it's either terminally confused and uncentered, or healthily, refreshingly diverse.

During the half-hour interview, he accused virtually everyone else involved in the case of either being confused or lying.