Sentence examples for problematic and confused from inspiring English sources

Still, Walker soldiers on, trying to get political mileage out of being a Harley Davidson owner, a problematic and confused form of symbolism at best.

Therefore, relative comparisons between the two species' abundance is problematic and confusing.

There was a reported lack of interest in using the EHR by midwives, who reportedly found the interface problematic and were confused about what a patient EHR was [ 34, 36, 48].

We included children ≥ 2 years of age because the diagnosis of asthma among younger children is problematic and often confused with bronchiolitis, viral infections, or other conditions that produce wheeze (Panettieri et al. 2008).

And confused.

Shattered and confused.

INCOHERENT, floundering, sleepy and confused.

George Bush was listless and confused.

Fowler looked dazed and confused.

He felt tired and confused.

"She looked overwhelmed and confused".