Sentence examples for simply be confused from inspiring English sources
Or they may simply be confused.
So don't always blame foggy traffic accidents on reckless drivers, says Snowden: Some may simply be confused about their speed.
(via) In an interview with The Guardian, Stevie Wonder implied that Frank Ocean – who recently (sort of) came out as gay – might simply be "confused" about his sexuality.
Some parents may not have the literacy or technology skills to fill out the necessary consent mechanisms, others may be afraid to provide information that they fear might get into the hands of government or immigration authorities, many will simply be confused by the consent mechanisms, some may be too busy or too preoccupied with the challenges of providing for their families.
Then again, this can be fairly tricky grammatically (and socially), and the writer may simply be confused or fed up with trying to comply with it, so don't overplay this one.
That he was going to go to any length to convince the world he had simply been confused.
Joseph Tacopina, the lawyer for Mr. Wiese, said it appeared that Mr. Figeroux had simply been confused about Mr. Louima's account and then recanted.
It should never be confused simply with reason, the intellectual power of determining general rules; for, as Kant taught in the first Kritik,[39] judgment is that faculty that determines the application of rules and therefore does not stand under any rule itself.
Despite increased risks of disability, mortality and hospital admissions associated with water-loss dehydration (or simply dehydration, not to be confused with hypovolaemia, see box 1 for definitions) 5 7 dehydration is often unnoticed.
Related to, but not to be confused with, a jobless recovery, which simply fails to create new jobs.
