Sentence examples for maybe confused from inspiring English sources
The nasty pictures of white looters — respectable-looking middle-aged citizens descending like a cloud of methodical locusts to finish off the destruction begun by the hooligan young of any color — maybe confused his supporters somewhat.
I think he was maybe confused – we don't actually live in modern-day Westeros, but I'm sure I don't need to point out what George RR Martin would agree "is coming".
"We're often maybe confused with a decentralized Dropbox," he adds.
A number of other members of the Sparidae inhabit Australian waters and maybe confused with A. butcheri.
"They were maybe confused about the concept, but not at all shocked or hurt about the reality.
Maybe confusing pleasure, but that's about it.
Tweeting a performance of your feelings on a day of remembrance can be hokey and look dumb, but it also serves as an outlet for maybe confusing feelings if you're walking around with thoughts of this strange, horrible day in your head, maybe an emoticon-laden #NeverForget Instagram post of a flag is a good way to release them.
Maybe we confused you by growing up so fast, or something.
A person would forget what was just said, or miss an appointment, or maybe become confused driving home one day.
The perception is that he smiles, whatever, and that maybe gets confused for a lack of whatever.
