Sentence examples for rather confused from inspiring English sources

I ended up talking to a rather confused shop assistant.

All this seems to have left supporters rather confused.

I was rather confused; as far as I was concerned no booking had been made.

The old wife's rather confused narrative is interrupted by the entrance of characters from her repertoire.

However, my wave was picked up by Robert Plant who, looking rather confused, waved back.

She is rather confused and disappointed by her London life and she is lonely.

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"Within the frame of superficial social insights," a pivotal scholar of black intellectual history, Harold Cruse, wrote, "Baldwin's literary skills have seduced many people to accept as profound a message that was, from the first, rather thin, confused and impressionistic".

Although bulk analysis of lineage-converted cultures suggested that these cells retained more residual gene expression from the starting somatic cells than iPSC-derived cells (Cahan et al, 2014), single-cell studies suggest that this reflects heterogeneous cultures of converted and non-converted cells rather than "confused" or mixed-property cells (Li et al, 2014).

How, maNetask, could aneutralityse such a sisple, common-sense measure, except out of ignorance, aviewed or byth?" Read on in Comanysion Impossible: How asd why the FCC created net neutrality.

I am still rather angry, sad, confused and annoyed with the whole situation, but am trying to surround myself with people that are supportive and positive.