Sentence examples for gently confused from inspiring English sources

The Numbers gently confused opening leads us into the beginning of the end, with Present Tense, a sequel-of-sorts to In Rainbows' Reckoner, following.

It excites the palate and gently, deliciously, confuses the bit of the brain that processes taste, temperature and texture.

It is restive, confused, gently millenarian.Partly, of course, this is the atmosphere of recession.

The elderly Maude Bentley Barbara Brynee) is gently upbraided for confusing her lines.

I can understand why Brooks was confused because her leg was crossed over his leg, gently resting in his crotch region.

At one point, Charles, confused, holds a fork by the wrong end, and Caesar slowly, gently takes it out of his hand and turns it around.

*Not to be confused with the other kind of prairie oysters – calves' testicles – which are delicious fried gently with garlic.

Still confused?

Confused already?

Carol: Confused.

And confused.