Sentence examples for were rather confused from inspiring English sources
Crew on the boat, owned by Thames Water and used to pump oxygen into the water to keep fish alive, suspected it was a piranha - but were rather confused as to why they had encountered it.
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".
Anyone without some prior knowledge could have been rather confused, but still should have been gripped by the sure-footed dramatic pacing - as the action becomes ever bleaker and more intense - the lyrical power of Eotvos's vocal writing, and the vivid imagery of the orchestral score.
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?
Mark is rather confused about the plot of this animated offering but rather enjoys what he sees.
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.
I must say I'm rather confused by the use of Samuels after tea, and indeed throughout today - he's now sent down twice as many overs as Shannon Gabriel, who bowled beautifully this morning.
