Sentence examples for is always confused from inspiring English sources

But Dr Lora Wu, Senior Research Officer at Massey University's Sleep/Wake Research Centre and a contributor to the report said because we are glued to devices that emit blue light all day and night, sleep is elusive because our body is always confused about what time of day it is.

"Athletes are always confused.

"He's always confused here.

I am always confused by this question.

The case for secrecy was always confused.

She's always confused and always wants to know more.

Students often ask whether I hate the Germans – a question I am always confused by.

"It's always confused me why the same people who are so down on country music will espouse the blues and black culture in the opposite extreme.

"During my career I was always confused about whether I was authentically a racing driver or someone tasked with a mission to complete before I could become my true self," he writes – a thought that will probably never cross Max Verstappen's mind.

Foreign CEOs are always confused and frustrated when they send out an email [to someone in China] and expect a simple yes/no answer.

The three thumb buttons are placed somewhat questionably — I mean, they're under your thumb, but your thumb moves naturally up and down along the mouse, not back and forth, so I'm always confused when mouse makers put the buttons in a from from back to front.