Sentence examples for from the confused from inspiring English sources

Ms. Thompson tells this story from the confused, overwhelmed view of a young girl -- an effective style, in this instance.

Mr. Potts believed he could watch HDTV by using a satellite dish, but he would not have learned how from the confused salesman.

If Jepsen writes a breakup song, like When I Needed You, it is from the confused, centrifugal core of the breakup, where every possibility, including staying together, seems optimal and symmetrical.

When I only sought counsel from the confused approximations and wild dreams of my best friends.

Until recently, China tried to "stay away from the confused policy of the region," but their development ambitions increasingly force China to take steps to ensure its own security, especially energy security.

"They try to escape from reality, from the confused reality of the world," he said.

He wasn't kicked out, but that didn't stop him from calling the confused but polite manager as a "fucking bitch" as he walked away.

There are three kinds of modifier error, ranging from the confusing to the hilarious.

How much did that startling finding result from the confusing question?

(It's next to the doorman whose full-time job appears to be preventing the confused from straying into One Penn Plaza).

His novels are told from the perspective of the confused, usually ignorant, all-too-corruptible central actors in his lurid dramas of betrayal and murder.