Sentence examples for were already confused from inspiring English sources

And things here were already confused enough: historically in Illinois nearly a third of the people first sentenced to death have had the sentences reversed and reduced.

There are so many of them it can be confusing and overwhelming to the parent who is already confused and overwhelmed.

It's deeply confusing to a country that's already confused, as well as to the Democratic Party.

"When we get a liaison partner coming to Washington, they are already confused about who they should be dealing with here," he said.

If you're already confused about the options out there, MobileRead.com has a comparison chart listing many of the e-readers available.

One Direction dropped their new song "Drag Me Down" out of nowhere and fans are already confused over one particular line: "I got a river for a soul and baby you're a boat".

Many people are already confused enough by the differences between common extensions like ".net" and ".com".com

Your average walk-in to Best Buy is already confused enough by the vast selection of devices for every conceivable purpose.

Social DNA is cute enough but seems to confuse the purpose of eSnips even more than it is already confused (is it an online storage service? a social network? a promotional tool?).

Friday at the British Open was already confused by a long rain delay, and then Phil Mickelson started lurking.

It's already confused a slew of commenters on the website, who -- like us -- thought it was real.