Sentence examples for when confused from inspiring English sources
Yet when confused, fearful, angry or in pain, they may kick, hit, bite, throw or shove.
First, we are to communicate only in French, even when confused.
When confused, especially in biology, YouTube tutorials such as Crash Course explained perplexing topics like photosynthesis in the most memorable and entertaining manner.
When confused, her face, divided in two by a wide grin and topped by sharp eyebrows, hardens into an unsettlingly angry mask, projecting a terror larger than life.
When confused on holiday they would understand what was meant by the syndicat d'initiative (tourist office), the Krankenhaus (hospital) or, most mysteriously, the вокзáл (or "Vauxhall", railway station).The possibilities are limitless.
(This discovery comes courtesy of the Miss Pleasantville beauty pageant, which ended, well, unpleasantly last month when confused judges awarded the crown to one young woman, then changed their minds and gave it to someone else).
But be afraid, be very afraid, when confusing the writing of a screenplay based on the work of others with writing an original screenplay.
These errors are evaluated with probabilities Pe,W when confusing an original white dot with a black and Pe,B when confusing an original black dot with a white.
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When the confused, incontinent old man soils himself, Razieh panics.
This might have helped George Bush when he confused Slovenia and Slovakia.Matthias KretschmerFrankfurt, Germany.
