Sentence examples for most confused from inspiring English sources

Montgomery, the state capital, seemed the most confused.

This is the one that most confused Schieffer.

Of the various parts of the Indo-China puzzle, Cambodia at the moment is the most confused & confusing.

While England and Pakistan fans are down in the dumps, the most confused must be those of South Africa.

"Focus on those 12 to, say, 19 years old, the age when they may be most confused about a new world of America," he said.

They would be better off concentrating their fire on the issue of selection, where Labour ministers are still at their most confused.

The most successful individuals among the mimics, therefore, are those that most confuse their victims.

The Most Confusing Local Candidate Lost Another Election.

This analysis also reveals clustering of incorrect predictions the phosphatase was most often confused with the activated phosphatase, and the phosphorylated protein was most often confused with the phosphorylated ligand-receptor complex but these misidentifications were not significant.

Perhaps one of the most frequently confused literary terms is.

"Did you say Fire phone?" Most are confused or curious.