Sentence examples for time confused from inspiring English sources

So we find ourselves at the dawn of the 21st century strangely self-satisfied and at the same time confused.

Most of us going somewhere new spend a lot of our time confused, slightly unnerved and even worried.

For his part, the killer, sensing danger, would turn around from time to time, confused and annoyed at being pursued by a kid with a mango in his shirt.

Subsequent success and artistic achievement have encouraged all but the most doggedly dull to change their minds, but the extremity of that original antipathy, much of it from the theatre profession itself, for a long time confused me.

A lot the time confused punters are probably just Google the domain because they can't rememember the extension anyway.

Confusion and frustration have more complex relationships to learning; while necessary for learning (D'Mello et al. 2014), spending a considerable amount of time confused or frustrated is associated with worse outcomes (e.g., Liu et al. 2013).

If anything, time confuses the issue.

The Balti find westerners' emphasis on time confusing".

Still, Dr. Landman thought it possible that the iridium had shifted over time, confusing the chronology.

Entrepreneurs pitch terrible technology ideas all the time — confusing the universe's unwillingness to allow something to exist with "a gap in the market".

Seriously, they could not have crammed more incriminating, yet at the same time confusing information into a one hour block.