Sentence examples for make us confused from inspiring English sources

That can make us confused, hurt, angry or scared, but it is true.

We do not simply adjust to it – in the short-term it reduces our concentration, and if it's extreme it makes us confused and distressed, and turns us into such poor drivers that it's the equivalent of being drunk.

The negative results usually made us confused, and it was hard to determine whether they were true or false negative due to various staining with different fixation.

Terrorism is a fact of modern life, and it allows its terrible perpetrators to inflate their power in our minds by making us confuse its horrific imagery with the actual long-term injuries it inflicts.

The greatest trick the devil ever pulled wasn't convincing the world he was dead; it was making us confuse innocence with knowing our own true worth.

Silfverberg [ 29] believes that an ethical dilemma makes us feel confused and uncertain because we do not know what to do, but we still feel bound to act with no rules to follow [ 29].

That doesn't make us muddled, or woolly, or confused – it just makes us British.

"Iain was completely paralysed, which made us even more confused when we were given a yellow flag penalty, and was in tears," said Simpson.

This cannot help but makes us feel dizzy, confused, unsure and filled with doubt.

This year's Boston Marathon made us feel vulnerable, scared, confused, and weak.

Our hardwired and often confused sense of egalitarianism makes us uncomfortable in even talking in such a way.