Sentence examples for much confused from inspiring English sources

She gets as much confused as ever, and sadly set down and contradicted.

Their nomenclature is very much confused, since the same fig is often grown in neighbouring provinces under entirely different names.

She gets as much confused as ever, and sadly set down and contradicted: "I'm sure I'll take you with pleasure," the Queen said.

Too much confused exposition is left to the final reel, and the downbeat ending will be familiar to admirers of Joseph Losey's early-1960s sci-fi masterpiecerpiece, The Damned.

He said Douglas had been the "victim" of the public's "considerable distaste towards the massive salary paid to Jonathan Ross by the BBC... two very different issues have become very much confused".

This pre-service teacher seems to be very much confused.

The Malaysian authorities have released much confusing information.

That is very much confusing the bathwater for the baby".

Improving your health isn't complicated - and just moving more is the first step "The most important thing is to take control of your own health - and be proactive in your own wellness plan - as there is so much confusing information out there.

VA Secretary Robert McDonald explained in a blog post that the department launched Vets.gov after receiving feedback from veterans about too many government sites with too much confusing information.

But it has been so much more confused than that.