Sentence examples for somewhat confused when from inspiring English sources
Another time, a team named the South Carolina Stingrays brought Ferrara in and was somewhat confused when he arrived.
The rookie appeared somewhat confused when the Giants and Cowboys played earlier this season, unsure, but there is none of that now.
The Arsenal manager faced the media ahead of this weekend's Premier League trip to Norwich, although he looked somewhat confused when asked a question regarding Friday's shopping extravaganza that sees sales across the land send bargain hunters into a frenzy.
Though they might be partially reassured, yet still somewhat confused, when she follows it with a "Doesn't matter, what I have to say I have to say to both of you, anyway... " And then guides them out of the completely unpopulated room.....
Dazed and Confused, when I was 14.
People get confused when I say "boing".
The adulation with which a cricketer will be greeted by the home nation's soccer fans when appearing in his role of World Cup ambassador may therefore leave many somewhat confused.
"The circumstances were somewhat confused..
Arnold Scaasi, meanwhile, was somewhat confused.
Though somewhat confused, Raviga takes the deal.
"Of course," she continued, somewhat confused herself.
