(1) Such understanding is particularly valuable in these days, when many people are confused about the essentials of the gospel.

(2) A confused expression was now pasted on my face.

(3) His fear of death is his justification for imprisoning and abusing Cate, his deeply confused , mentally troubled young victim, in a Leeds hotel room.

(4) I don't realise I am driving fast, but am woken up by screeching brakes, a confused horizon, loud shouts and a sinking feeling.

(5) I, meanwhile, looked like a confused chubby old bloke.

(6) The shouts were merged and confused , but she could just about make out a common cry: u2018Kill the witch!u2019

(7) We like nothing more than seeing the confused expression on tourists' faces when we offer them two national flags, each purporting to represent Scotland.

(8) He is not as strong, arrogant, and prideful as he was in the beginning of the play instead he is weak, scared, and a confused old man.

(9) He died in a residential home, a sad confused old man.

(10) She looked at me with the same confused expression.

(11) He catches the confused expression covering my face.

(12) Seeing her confused and sad expression she said u2018what's wrong honey?u2019

(13) But while the voice of anger was clear, the debate itself was confused .

(14) She looked at the confused expressions on their faces.

(15) People are confused about the role of this board.

(16) When his facial features assumed a confused expression, she smiled almost coyly before rising on her tiptoes and planting a kiss directly on his lips.

(17) Paul didn't speak; he only continued to watch Christopher's somewhat confused expression as he continued to view the images.

(18) One reason so many mentally ill people end up in prison is because doctors are confused about whether they are allowed to treat patients against their will.

(19) Many people are confused about how and when to force bulbs and think it must be much more complicated than it looks.

(20) It would be no great surprise, along here, to bump into a platoon of confused old men in Japanese infantry uniforms.

(21) The Greens seek to appeal to confused and disoriented elements from the extreme right, as well as the left.

(22) People are deeply confused about that, unless they're very psychologically alert to their feelings.

(23) And they are clearly confused about who has the burden of proof.

(24) It is understood councillors also met a confused response when asking about the officer's register of interests.

(25) As he held her hands, images tumbled into her mind, a confused jumble.

(26) I was about to do a happy dance when I remembered I was supposedly having a conversation with a confused old woman.

(27) I looked at Danielle, a confused expression on my face.

(28) Returning to the present, we find him a confused and frustrated old man, unable to come to grips with the horrific realities of modern war.

(29) When I was young, and I have to add, foolish, I considered the law an oppressive force, and judges to be confused out-of-touch old farts.

(30) It frequently has to make its assessment on the basis of fragmented, incomplete and confused information.