Sentence examples for weird confusion from inspiring English sources

"How many of these do you suppose will be alive at this time tomorrow?" asks Sir Henry of Quatermain, as they survey thousands of sleeping warriors, whose "tall and hearse-like plumes" the chilly night wind tosses in weird confusion.

He found his room in a state of weird and illogical confusion.

(UPDATE: No, it turns out. Bush is still president, Biden is vice-president. How weird is that? UPDATE II: Confusion reigns. Apparently it's Biden. Or maybe not).

The confusion plus the weird registration problems plus the fact that only registered Dems and Repubs can vote in the primary equals 3 million New Yorkers being unregistered with either major party.

Each of them has suffered some kind of head injury; each of them endures what Mr. King calls "weird slip-slides," moments of maddening confusion.

Best Concept Music Video award recipients were the English rock band Genesis for "Land of Confusion" and the American singer "Weird Al" Yankovic for "Fat".

Some seem to be expressing more confusion or dismissal, even referring to the feature as weird and stupid at times.

My sharp-talking shotgunner steps up and outfoxes a none-too-bright grunt, and the tech takes advantage of his confusion to fix the radio tower and pick up a weird transmission or two.

The confusion many senators felt about their role in the spectacle accounts for the weird verbal zigzags on display.

I didn't know this was weird until I started talking about it more and saw people's reactions.. Lots of confusion, that's for sure!

This sort of confusion happens a lot in November, Trump's comments about forest fires included a weird riff about Finland raking its forest floors.