Sentence examples for would get confused from inspiring English sources

As a kid, Travis would get confused about where the bathroom was because he had changed homes so often.

"We would get confused men entering in the middle of the day," Poehler writes in her memoir.

It wasn't difficult for me to keep the chronology straight but I was worried about whether or not readers would get confused.

Wireless systems before MIMO would get confused when parts of the same signal arrived at different times after being reflected of walls and objects.

James and his siblings would get confused watching their father walk into Walmart and either get stared at or snubbed by people he had long considered friends.

One agent told him it was inadvisable to look at more than three units because he would get confused, so he should decide among just those three.

These functions overlapped, and sometimes we'd get confused about who was supposed to be responsible for what.

"If you ordered anything else they'd get confused, probably forgotten how to cook it," says Thompson.

"Sometimes I thought, 'I'm sure if I changed my name it would be a little bit different,' but if I changed my name, I'd get confused".

So I did what any normal person would do: moved the goalposts and said the dog had to keep the name his first family had given him, otherwise he'd get confused.

I say, if you throw a beard on Alfre Woodard, I'd get confused too.