Sentence examples for how he confused from inspiring English sources

The Tulsa, Okla., volunteer deputy involved in the shooting death of an unarmed man earlier this month demonstrated how he confused his pistol with a stun gun during an interview on the "Today" show Friday morning, but law enforcement experts are skeptical about his explanation.

During the show, Harvey held up the card he was reading from to the camera to explain how he became confused - but not everyone was convinced by his excuse.

Later in the day, Romney explained how he was confused by the question during a radio appearance.

Presumably in order to demonstrate how love has changed Higgins — how confused he is when he tries to rely on feelings, rather than on logic — Mays hangs back more and more, especially after Eliza decides to escape Higgins's tutelage and strike out on her own.

If you don't think this is a problem, just ask our new COO Ned Desmond how he felt when we confused him for someone else on an internal TechCrunch call.

(My favorite part is how confused he looks after ball four: it's like he's doing an acting class exercise about a father whose mortal enemy has just been murdered, on his death bed, by the father's favorite son, who will now go to prison for life).

He'd pulled over and so she'd stopped too, and seeing how confused he was, she offered him a ride home.

Houseman had discerned how confused he could be: "Reared in Wisconsin in a household dominated by women, he was a potential homosexual with a deep, passionate and constant need for female love in his life.

Imagine how confused he was when his partner in Germany suddenly started to bombard him with somewhat pushy "Urgent!!!" e-mails concerning some vague deadline discussed ages ago and now somehow "missed".

Tito Joao tells of how frightened and confused he was when, after noticing Sipiriano's body get slimmer and slimmer, it suddenly begun to swell.

Those are reasonable goals again, even if he is somewhat confused about how he will achieve them.