Sentence examples for even confused from inspiring English sources

Whether drivers may make the left-hand turns without stopping has even confused the police.

That collage often creates complex, even confused, compositions is also in step with real events.

The idea of luxury has long been intertwined with — even confused with — profligate waste.

The normally feisty Giants defense looked slow, even confused at times.

But the small proportion of the electorate that remains wary, uncertain, alienated and even confused will determine the outcome.

In this play the aging Edith Head is depicted as frustrated and even confused as she tries to record her memories on tape.

For months, years even, Mr. Hussein's speeches have been rambling and, Iraqis say, even confusing.

He breaks up the picture plane in jagged ways that can, at times, be disturbing, even confusing.

If you don't look closely you might confuse one name with the other, perhaps even confuse one Rockefeller with the other.

Astronomers have several different measures of distance in space, and all of these are puzzling to the general public and even confuse some scientists.

"It is possible," the study went on, "that they viewed the Japanese actions as ominous, but also contradictory and perhaps even confusing.