Sentence examples for was confused during from inspiring English sources

Only 17 at the time of his arrest, Mr. Tankleff for years contended that he was confused during the interrogation that produced the confession.

But this program was confused during the rescoring process by the presence of poses coming from FlexX, relegating its top-pose to lower ranks.

He was confused during ictal events, and suffered from headache, and retrograde and anterograde amnesia after ictal events.

Then, on morning rounds, the phalanx of doctors trooped in and told her she'd been confused during the night.

The New Yorker, September 25 , 1926 P. 13In order that Public may not be confused during painful adjustments after saving daylight all summer, we add our word of warning.

About 200 species of birds fly their migration patterns at night over North America, and especially during inclement weather with low cloud cover, they routinely are confused during passage by brightly lit buildings, communication towers, and other structures.

Later in the day, Romney explained how he was confused by the question during a radio appearance.

Matthews told the court she was "confused" about what she was saying during her police interviews.

When the fire alarm rang out again, during fourth period, she was confused.

The audience was confused by the obscure poem and many left during its recitation.

This observer was confused.