This has me greatly confused.
Can so many people truly be so greatly confused?
Posada was, however, greatly confused by Hernández's outing, by his sandbag body language.
Mr. Dempsey said that records of the investigation released under the Freedom of Information Act showed that many field agents were greatly confused about what could be monitored.
This outcome would require that a majority of the general populace be reasonably well-educated, intelligent, public-spirited, and patient, and that they not be greatly confused or alienated by an excess of communication.
Worse still, words with relatively clear meanings in the vernacular are employed with very different definitions in science, a phenomenon that greatly confuses discussions of science when they are conducted in nonscientific contexts.
That argument greatly confused Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
However, an unintended but beneficial result of these scattered drops was that the German defenders were greatly confused as to area and extent of the airborne landings.
Furthermore, being given the total number of patients participating in the study greatly confused them.
2) On the subject of traits specific to domestic breeds being mostly recessive: since they did not know about Mendel's laws, the capacity of certain mutations in both pigeons and dogs to complement one another to restore a wild type phenotype after many generations of 'true' breeding did contribute greatly to confuse both Darwin and Wallace about the durability of acquired recessive traits.
