Sentence examples for was getting confused from inspiring English sources
We have everyday problems with Boilermates, and the sensors do go … he was getting confused.
The judge ended Friday's session early, and Mrs. Jackson's lawyer, Brian J. Panish, told reporters afterward that "she was getting confused and tired".
"We read it to him very slowly," Agent Gaudin recalled, "sentence by sentence, pausing to have eye contact with him to see if he was getting confused".
Imagine what a good teacher could do if he or she knew where exactly a student was getting confused during a lesson, how long it took that student to complete an exercise, or even the student's physiological responses to the content (say, for example, by tracking heart-rate or eye movements via webcam -- forget about the creepy factor).
But I am getting confused, weak.
But now I'm getting confused.
Even the criminals are getting confused.
"I think Adam Faulds might be getting confused," writes Kristian Petterson.
Do you think she's getting confused with chimneys?
"Even I'm getting confused," the White House press secretary, Jay Carney, admitted.
