Sentence examples for immediately confused from inspiring English sources

Consumers were immediately confused about what it actually was.

We are so unused to starting from the works, to seeking in them coherence or difference, that we're immediately confused.

The e-mail brouhaha was followed by — and immediately confused with — another overblown controversy, about a mistake in the second volume of the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's Fourth Assessment Report, from 2007.

The rehearsal at the church, when the pastor asked, "Who is the best man?" and Raphael's best man, Gabe, said, "I am". The pastor then asked, "Who is the groomsman?" I said, "I am". The Pastor, seeing a woman respond to the question, was immediately confused and attempted to conceal any feelings of shock, disgust, or surprise.

Some of the kids were immediately confused by the idea, some were surprised and some were totally into it.

Although the Mint had given the twenty-cent piece a smooth rim, rather than the reeded one on the quarter, the two pieces were immediately confused.

So you were a really bright young Ph.D. neurophysiologist a title likely to immediately confuse most people!

Can you imagine, the People's Choice at 93?" then almost immediately became confused as to how to exit the stage, asking for directions loudly into the microphone.

It's easy to immediately feel confused by this concept because human beings don't know what it's like to exist in multiple states of time.

Failure to reward immediately will confuse the puppy as to what you expect of him.

Danny Neff said that former regulars are recognizable immediately: they look confused but happy.