Sentence examples for nearly confused from inspiring English sources

The main remark is that the two moments are nearly confused for L=3 and begin to separate when L becomes large.

Not nearly as confused as Atlético Madrid are – an emotional wreck, a miserable, deluded mess.

If a track like "Power of Social Media" came out on Phantasy Sound, no one would be nearly as confused.

The truth is that nearly everyone is confused about this.

Nearly everyone seemed confused and unsure.

Of the vocal soloists the clear star was the mezzo-soprano Alice Coote, whose dark-hued portrayal of Sesto was so direct and evocative that you nearly forgot how confused and irrational the character is.

There was little sign of a renaissance this spring and so nearly everyone is confused by these Twins, a team that has managed to eclipse the free-spending Detroit Tigers of Miguel Cabrera and David Price, and compete with a Kansas City Royals team that looks like they could boast five All-Star Game starters.

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This confused, nearly-indescribable film stars Hugh Jackman as Tomas, a conquistador in 16th-century Mexico, a present-day American scientist called Tommy Creo (cryogenics, geddit?) and a 26th-century astronaut, all searching for eternal life.

Although they have nearly identical (and easily confused) names, they represent almost a 180-degree difference in their approach to blowing stuff up.

The confused caterers nearly always stop to look at the floor.