Sentence examples for if not confused from inspiring English sources

Afterward, Mark Sanchez, pressured most of the night by the Cowboys' relentless pass rush, appeared dazed, if not confused, as he savored a record-setting comeback.

But Mally's reasons for calling these theorems surprising are puzzling if not confused.

Investors are overwhelmed, if not confused, by the 'AI claim' that they find in most startup pitches.

The shift from justifiable in the earlier quotation to excusable in the later clearly needs more explanation; Walzer seems hesitant, if not confused in his resort to these categories.

Baseball's code is nothing if not confusing.

Further, as possessive eponym can blur (if not confuse) the grammatical and nongrammatical meanings of the genitive, it should be avoided [ 5, 20].

If you're not confused, you've not been paying attention.

Perhaps investors would value the Time Warner operations more richly if they were not confused and anxious about America Online.

"If you're not confused, then you don't understand the situation," Conservative Sir Alan Duncan, the Commons' resident Confucius, had earlier observed somewhat patronisingly.

The complexity of those political markers is captured in a graffito once scrawled on Belfast walls that read "If you are not confused you don't understand the situation".

(By the way, if you're not confused by the variety of competing plans, then you should be. The New York Times has a handy guide to all eight – yes, eight – right here).