Sentence examples for obviously confused from inspiring English sources

Lehman, obviously confused, continued singing.

Aisha Bonds stared at the man, obviously confused.

Several other voters, obviously confused, arrived as soon as drove off.

LAST WEEK'S COMPETITION Readers were obviously confused by last week's question.

Once Gogo was sent to school in Switzerland only to discover the term would not start for another two weeks: "Mother had obviously confused the date".

Clearly, there are many who do not know how to behave when they go home for the holidays — guests, obviously confused by the meaning of "an outing at Grandma's house," who choose the occasion to announce to the table that a family member is gay.

"It obviously confuses a bag count," Mr. Biederman said.

"She was obviously confusing what happened on the first codicil and the third codicil," Mr. Puccio said.

"Tell him to go back to Texas," said Ann Bazinet, a retired AT&T switchboard operator and a Democrat, obviously confusing Mr. Santorum with one of his better-known rivals, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas.

Halley's Comet, for instance, became Haley's Comet, Word obviously confusing Bill Haley's 1950s rock band with Edmund Halley's actual comet.

The naturalist account cannot be defended simply as a conceptual truth but it also cannot be rejected, as Moore thought it could be, as obviously confusing one property (the natural property) for another one (the moral property).