Sentence examples for was rather confused from inspiring English sources
I was rather confused; as far as I was concerned no booking had been made.
4.21pm BST Accidentally put ITV3 on rather than plain old ITV, and was rather confused that I was presented with an episode of early-nineties sitcom 'Second Thoughts' starring James Bolam and Linda Bellingham, rather than some top-notch punditry bantz between Adrian Chiles and Fabio Cannavaro.
Beck kept teasing viewers with the gruesome prospect, but, when he finally got to the bunny and the chainsaw, the denouement was rather confusing.
As I approach the meeting point for the Pegida march, near the German Hygiene Museum shortly after 6pm, I'm rather confused.
But in South Africa, where the moral conventions of the past have recently been overturned and everyone is rather confused, anything goes.Take a recent radio commercial for Nando's, a chain of chicken-burger joints.
"In Britain people often don't seem to think you can actually be a composer; people are rather confused by it and think you must write music for TV, or something".
The effects of Tihan and Thionex on the absolute values of energy content are rather confused.
Because of this, I'm rather confused, but perhaps that was the point?
Indeed, the plain person is apt to be rather confused about the differences between the methods of ethics, arbitrarily deploying one or another without recognizing any inconsistency.
Redox state in uremic patients undergoing dialysis is rather confused.
