Sentence examples for seemingly confused from inspiring English sources

Immediately after the shoe was thrown, a seemingly confused Clinton asked, "What was that?

It looked around, seemingly confused, before lumbering into the bamboo behind their house.

We're seeing headlines from both conservative and liberal news sources, seemingly confused by Trump's popularity and polling numbers.

The government's uncertain and seemingly confused response to the anthrax attacks, Gingrich insists, makes his case against the usefulness of bureaucracy in a moment of crisis.

Panama's constant pressure — and the United States' seemingly confused back line — forced goalkeeper Nick Rimando into making a string of remarkable saves.

Outside, beneath a billboard imploring passers-by to "Join America's defensive line -- Marines," a junkie, his face a blank, stood seemingly confused.

This usually has the effect of seemingly confusing spotted hyenas, which will act bewildered, though they will occasionally attack and maul their smaller cousins.

Although not combined with chemotherapy or radiation therapy, the present study is the first to provide preclinical in vivo insight into this seemingly confusing clinical situation.

The Nortel group was apparently confused by the seemingly random numbers Google was bidding.

The Discovery Institute has responded to the growing popularity of Darwin Day by sponsoring and advertising counter-events on the official Darwin Day Celebration website (seemingly to confuse potential attendees) as well as their own website, http://www.discovery.org (accessed Apr 2008).

Yes, Rihanna is saying actual words on her track "Work," for those who are seemingly somehow still confused. .