Sentence examples for like a confused from inspiring English sources

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Norwegian comic Simonsen plays Erik, with an exaggerated accent that sounds like a confused, sarcastic sea lion.

Whiffs of smoke drifted from the corridors of the stadium while a clot of "victims" paced up and down the stadium's ramps like a confused millipede.

In that respect, it bears some resemblance to "Meet the Parents," and "much of it plays like a confused, desperate rehash of that hit comedy" (Stephen Holden).

A tiny roly-poly pony, which Beaton draws to look less like a fiery steed and more like a confused sausage.

It's atrocious and is guaranteed to make you look like a confused teenybopper.

On paper, this genre sounds like a confusing, possibly disastrous conglomeration of sounds and styles.

You can read about the winner at "Think Like a Doctor: A Confused and Terrified Patient Solved".

But it touches so amusingly, perceptively and honestly on what it's like to be a confused, self-doubting young man immersed in popular culture in any large city in the Western world at the end of the twentieth century that the transposition to Chicago for the movie version involves surprisingly little reworking.

Imagine going on public record and stating that someone in the public eye didn't look pretty, like a kiss confused for a backhand.

Oddie had been working as a supply teacher, Rowsell in a denim repair shop, while Ellis spent what sounds like a very confused stint working as a "mannequin", which I eventually establish means he worked as an in-house model for a designer.