Sentence examples for everyone confused from inspiring English sources

The decision left conservatives fuming, liberals grateful, and everyone confused.

Her "My sister, my daughter" flip from muscular to tremulous left everyone confused.

Indonesia's President Abdurrahman Wahid returned to the capital, Jakarta, on February 13th after a two-week tour abroad with just about everyone confused over his relations with General Wiranto, the former military chief.

In my column today, I offer a guide for everyone confused by the story — and urge the Senate and F.B.I., now investigating the matter, to avoid the deference they've shown Trump so far.

Renee Gray, the town administrator who also serves on the ambulance crew in this town of 1,300, says the long dispute has left everyone confused about who can do what.

But a man who once proposed, and then retreated from, the ordination of an openly gay priest, Canon Jeffrey John, as Bishop of Reading (the archbishop eventually decided he was too gay to be a bishop, but gay enough to be a dean) has left everyone confused about the direction in which he wants the church's teaching to go.

Fee-based and Fee-only planners are not the same, but everyone confuses the two.

Shepherd said Brown reacted graciously, but said, "Everyone confuses all of us".

Buhcanan, like everyone, confuses the "states Democrats have to win" with the "states that Democrats always win".

That's why everyone gets confused, everyone gets frustrated with referees because one minute they're are saying this and one minute they are saying that.

Everyone get out!" Of course, everyone was confused – there was no earthquake.