Sentence examples for how confused from inspiring English sources

How confused is our dear Mr. Feig?

To remember how confused you felt back would mean that you remembered the Mike Bassett sitcom.

These cases are rare, but they indicate how confused we've become about what our bodies need.

Hamilton could not have known how confused the rest of Fraser's life would be.

Reports about the draft show how confused even the architects and close observers of the regulation were.

But the hyping of this Leeds pottery hoard reveals how confused we are about what constitutes creativity in clay.

I would have had to face how miserable I was, and how confused my feelings about dancing​ had become.

And the dichotomy shows how confused the image of the industry has become.One leftish British columnist recently described how he believed that hedge funds work.

Mr. Sharpton said that in preliminary discussions with parents, he was surprised to hear how confused most were about the Edison proposal.

The debate surrounding the "Breast Milk Baby", a doll that allows children to pretend to breastfeed, highlights how confused we are about breastfeeding.

No matter how lost we are, no matter how confused, no matter how foolish we feel, we can judge ourselves the winners.