confused造句怎么写

They asked so many questions that they confused me.

” — not confused or distraught, But simply wanting to confirm what my son himself has told them.

Yes, I'm using acronyms for acronyms; if you are confused, look up sarcasm in the dictionary!

I must confess that I am still confused by this sequence of events, as, I imagine, you must be confused by my decision to leave your life so suddenly.

Here she paused, confused by the vast number of assorted cup, mugs and beakers that stared blankly back at her.

I used to be very confused with my identity, but now all the problems have been solved.

And if the words aural and oral are often confused, they should be, for our ears and our mouths jointly gave us our voice.

I did not know whether I would ever speak to her or not or, if I spoke to her, how I could tell her of my confused adoration.

But there is always the danger in ASEAN that the process of consensus is confused with the substance of actually resolving conflicts.

For anyone who is still confused by this new buzz word, social location games are titles which interact with your location and are sensitive to your surroundings, adapting to where you are.

In the current desktop metaphor used by most window systems, you can nest folder within folder ad infinitum. It’s no wonder most computer neophytes get confused when confronted with this paradigm.

The peaceful life of the people is dead, you are still resentful, you are still suffering, you are very confused, you are the monk who struggles with the goblin all the time. The road to your feet is the way to the self forever.

They must not be confused.

You might feel confused, scared, or shocked by the news.

He was really confused by the freak result.

We're not in between. We're not mixed, stirred together, confused or muddled.

They were the little bundles of tin that confused enemy radar.

"People get confused between facial recognition and identification," Harper says. "There's no recording.".. no one can view it.

Nor are forced marriages (which should not be confused with arranged marriages) a geographically neutral phenomenon: two-thirds of calls to Karma Nirvana involve South Asians.

Do you ever wonder why some people have amazing people skills and why some are confused to why they are sitting home around all day wishing they could know more people.

Now, over the past few years, some of us had begun to believe that we could see a bright light forming at the end of that confused and heterogeneous tunnel.

Her unexpected arrival confused all our plans.

Although sometimes I felt confused and defeated, I was determined.

Third, electrical signals generated by muscular activity such as blinking are easily confused with actual brain-wave readings.

Today we say goodbye to our driver Martin the Lesbian (he is actually Martin the Latvian but earlier passengers have confused him).

He walked away confused.

Or thinking about them in materialistic terms might be greatly confused or mistaken.

Before she ever went bald or drove with a baby in herlap, Britney Spears was shocking the world with her shotgun marriage tochildhood friend Jason Alexander—not to be confused with the Seinfeld star.

The plethora of agencies that finance, accredit, inspect and audit subsidised apprenticeships underwent various changes, leaving employers ever more confused.

By coax and threats made him confused, undecided