Sentence examples for were somewhat confused from inspiring English sources

"The circumstances were somewhat confused..

Many coming into the meeting were somewhat confused about how it would play out.

A 2008 New Yorker profile relayed that market research at a Midwestern mall showed American shoppers recognised the Marc Jacobs name, although their perceptions of him were somewhat confused.

Other people in the departments where my advisor had his lab were somewhat confused about my status.

After the verdict, the jury foreman told reporters that panel members were somewhat confused by the question about Murray's competence but understood its ramifications.

Arnold Scaasi, meanwhile, was somewhat confused.

The boundaries of the chemical industry, then, are somewhat confused.

The Chancellor's recollections of that evening are somewhat confused.

The scale of the scheme, outlined on Friday, is somewhat confused, however, and requires further work.

The take-home message seems to be somewhat confused: We're breeding a generation of materialistic kids!

Those are reasonable goals again, even if he is somewhat confused about how he will achieve them.