Sentence examples for this is terribly confusing from inspiring English sources

I think this is terribly confusing to the child and when the child decides to leave and go live with the biological mother, then we will see how good it is".

"At the moment," says Mr Haigh, "cricket is terribly confused".

It was terribly confusing.

"It was terribly confusing both to courts and juries," Mr. Fox said.

And I'm terribly confused and scared about death".

It was terribly confused about who it belonged to.

Harris is correct, I believe, that many Western leaders are terribly confused about the Islamic world.

At one point Justice Sotomayor, addressing Mr. Verrilli by his title, said: "General, I'm terribly confused by your answer.

We are terribly confused by the mere fact of our existence, and a danger to ourselves and to the rest of life".

At least one young audience member at "Disney's High School Musical" at the Paper Mill Playhouse last Sunday afternoon was terribly confused.

Keep in mind that Te'o is scrambling to salvage his status as a guy worthy of a high draft pick because N.F.L. executives get twitchy about picking head cases in the first round and they admit to being terribly confused about what to think about Te'o.