Sentence examples for most confused of from inspiring English sources

Comment: Coralline crusts are among the least studied and taxonomically most confused of the algal groups that we have encountered during our global barcode surveys.

Margate, on the furthest reaches of the Kent coast, is probably the most confused of them all.

"In the theater, you have the great possibility of confronting people where they are most troubled, most confused and most desirous of some kind of patterns for the chaos" Arthur Miller, 1978.

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

And yet the show's miracle — and that of Amy Landecker's scorched performance, with her bitter bark of a laugh — is how much it forces you to empathize with Sarah's most confused desires, and with those of Josh Jayy Duplass and Ali Gaby Hoffmannnn), a pair of snake charmers who may as well be selling Amway when it comes to intimacy.

"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.

Right now, he's also probably one of the most confused.

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

Sword exercise is most confused with draw sword, and throw is confused with kick ball.

Most participants confused the meaning of severe and serious, and used them interchangeably.

There are thousands of these young men, many of them confused, most of them armed.