Sentence examples for feel very confused from inspiring English sources

I feel very confused about it.

"Right now I feel very confused and do not understand that what has happened has happened.

Berkshire: I don't know if it's a tryptophan hangover, but I feel very confused about something.

It caused me to have stomachaches and to feel very confused and betrayed.

They may want to act older than they are, feel responsible and confident for their maturity, but feel very confused and even scared because of expectations, impositions of new rules, adjustment to new routines and also, a new community.

If you told him you don't like him and then start flirting he will get mixed messages and feel very confused, lost and/or hurt.

Suddenly I felt very confused.

"I felt very confused and scared.

"I felt very confused and unsure of everything, and I had no one to explain everything to me".

"After 9/11, a lot of people felt very confused, that they had lost control over their world," says Ben Goldman, founder of Superheroes Anonymous, which alongside the World Superheroes Registry and Real Life Superheroes, acts as an online network where members can swap crime- fighting tips, offer encouragement and debate the pros and cons of spandex.

After a few dates with Kara, Jon felt very confused.