Sentence examples for is apparently confused from inspiring English sources

Time will show that actually, he merely winked.JAMES DUNAWAYAustin,TexasLottery lootSIR Richard Branson, in his letter on Britain's National Lottery (February 21st), is apparently confused over the meaning of the word "efficiency".

He is apparently confused where the colors go on the flag.

The user was apparently confused that Kaur is a woman with facial hair.

Lacking clear guidance, soldiers at various jails were apparently confused about the rules.

Judging from their reactions after Ewing's return in Game 2, many Knick fans are apparently confused by what they see and have missed the implications of what he represents.

Some voters were apparently confused by a discrepancy between the numbering of the charter revision questions on the ballot and on a voters' guide handed out before the election.

Beneath the tower, a second controller, in charge of departures once planes cleared the runway, was apparently confused because the tower controller had sent him a "flight strip" -- a computer-generated slip of paper giving the flight number, route, type of equipment and other details -- but he could not find the plane on his radar scope.

The Nortel group was apparently confused by the seemingly random numbers Google was bidding.

DeMint's garbled reference to genomes and DNA, by the way, was apparently a confused allusion to Francis Collins, the former director of the National Center for Human Genome Research, whom President Obama appointed to head the National Institutes of Health.

In an array of startling remarks, he proposed a unilateral cut in nuclear arms that was, and is, apparently quite unplanned; he confused Sweden with Finland; and he named Germany and Japan as being among the world's nuclear powers.

Yes, this is apparently something people are still confused about, including Dan Turner.