Sentence examples for it was terribly confusing from inspiring English sources

It was terribly confusing.

"It was terribly confusing both to courts and juries," Mr. Fox said.

It was terribly confused about who it belonged to.

Only I was terribly confused.

And I'm terribly confused and scared about death".

At one point Justice Sotomayor, addressing Mr. Verrilli by his title, said: "General, I'm terribly confused by your answer.

At least one young audience member at "Disney's High School Musical" at the Paper Mill Playhouse last Sunday afternoon was terribly confused.

When another representative talked about how much she likes her Toyota Camry hybrid but doesn't trust it now, Inaba jumped with, "You have an American car!" Inaba was just trying to promote the fact that Toyota employs 200,000 people in the US (which Toyoda mentioned twice in the first minute of his opening statement) but the exchange was terribly confused and became hostile.

And so it makes sense that I have been terribly confused, stuck, and unsure over the past few months.

"At the moment," says Mr Haigh, "cricket is terribly confused".

Harris is correct, I believe, that many Western leaders are terribly confused about the Islamic world.