Sentence examples for some were confused from inspiring English sources

Some fans loved it, some were disappointed, some were confused.

Many were soul-searching and meaningful, some were confused, and one was downright stupid.

Some were confused by the shipwrecked noblewoman Viola and her motives in disguising herself as a servant.

Only a few commuters who passed by over the course of a half-hour seemed to recognize Mr. Stringer, and some were confused about his opponent, too.

Some voters reported arriving at the wrong polling places, and some were confused because they did not know that municipal redistricting meant they would be voting for new City Council representation.

Mr. Bade and Ms. Korchek said their idea had drawn interest from political groups and networks, though not enough to receive financing: some were confused by the absence of partisan bias in the project, and others were simply unsure about its commercial appeal.

Some pointed out that some items might have different interpretations in different people, some were confusing, some asked two things in one question, etc.

Some are confused: Should they be wearing suits, sports jackets or polo shirts to work?

Some are confused: at a handout in Union Square earlier this month, one woman approached a ReLIT volunteer.

Some are confused about why IS has turned its sights to Libya.

But some are confused about what they might do with the data once they have it.