Sentence examples for perhaps confused from inspiring English sources

The use of pleonektein in this argument is confusing, and perhaps confused, but it raises an interesting point: the goods realized by genuine crafts are not zero-sum.

The British way is characteristically moderate (or, perhaps, confused).

North, perhaps confused, raised spades, reaching an unlikely contract.

A red-tailed hawk flapped languorously by, perhaps confused by the early call to roost, but complying nonetheless.

"And especially young boys who are perhaps confused about their sexuality, it should be perhaps a safe environment for them to be able to experiment and explore online.

The birds, caught a month earlier and fed on entrails, seemed by now used to their human surroundings but perhaps confused by the bustle and noise.

Is he perhaps confusing Shias with Sufis?

Was this contestant perhaps confusing "a diamond" with "scissors"?

Or are we perhaps confusing the bandage with the wound?

Another time, an off-duty police officer pulled a gun, perhaps confusing the repo man with a thief.

Perhaps confusing the man responsible for the failure of RBS with the one hired to fix it, politicians and one newspaper assailed Mr Hester's "reward for failure".