Sentence examples for subtly confused from inspiring English sources

In the big, unframed quilt- or chart-like pieces that result, written narratives are hand altered, faces missing from history are inserted, and distinctions of race and ethnicity are subtly confused.

What he has done at Shafrazi is much gentler and far more pervasive; it unsettles perception by subtly confusing original and copy.

But for me her London never came to life, her feminist message was delivered as subtly as a whip at an orgy and the narrative confused without gripping.

Furthermore, the show subtly blames Hannah for her own death by implying that she was too confused and broken to realize what was best for her and give Clay a chance.

Still confused?

Confused already?

Carol: Confused.

And confused.

Slightly confused?

Badly confused.

"No, confused.