Sentence examples for indeed confused from inspiring English sources

Abstract art has puzzled and indeed confused many people, but for those who have accepted its nonreferential language there is no doubt as to its value and achievements.

They were presented to his of fice March 6. "We are gravely concerned and indeed confused about the future leadership role of H.E.W". in the civil rights field, their petition said.

As opposed to this, many of the youngsters mobilized are indeed confused, lack focus, identity and self-respect who find meaning and self-esteem in joining IS.

And some of the evidence is indeed confusing.

These are, indeed, confusing questions, but there is a simple way to avoid them.

The other student stated being exposed to error analysis did, indeed, confuse them.

The lack of consistency apparent in the Indonesian state's approach indeed confuses business on what extent they could participate in the non-state sustainable palm oil initiatives.

This was indeed confusing.

This formulation was indeed confusing.

Also, the term "signal gain" has been removed as it was indeed confusing since signal and noise are both affected.

Indeed, the issue is so confused that a conflict over the ivory trade is expected at March's meeting of Cites, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species.