Sentence examples for getting confused in from inspiring English sources

Getting confused in new situations is common.

It is unfortunate that the dubious policy of building settlements and the military actions of the Israeli Army are getting confused, in the public's mind, with the legality of Israel's holding unannexed lands until a peace agreement is signed.

Past, present and future get confused in his mind".

Bodies and minds can get confused in situations like this.

They got confused in the bathtub and struggled up stairs that seemed to swim before them.

His driving has gotten much better over the five years, but he sometimes zones out and misses cues or gets confused in new situations.

If they got confused in the midst of any of the drills, they will be able to study the playbook at home.

Ten years later a flight bringing Russian miners and their families into Longyearbyen got confused in fog and entered the wrong valley.

The authors studied many versions of the Bible, and — as far as food goes — they are convinced that certain words got confused in translation.

He regretted that the Rams got confused in their matchup zone at the start, allowing St . Josephs to fire away as if it were shooting practice.

If you get confused in terms of what your mission is, you're not going to accomplish the mission, and our mission is to win games, pure and simple.