Examples of 'are a little confused' in a sentence
Meaning of "are a little confused"
are a little confused - suggesting a slight state of confusion or uncertainty
How to use "are a little confused" in a sentence
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are a little confused
Things are a little confused right now.
I think his feelings are a little confused.
Many people are a little confused that vegan diet is the same as yogic diet.
I think you pricks are a little confused.
Things are a little confused in Berlin these days.
I think the media are a little confused.
You are a little confused by all this, are not you?
Obviously the disciples are a little confused.
You are a little confused by all this, are not you? - I am, I am, but I will get there.
I have to imagine you are a little confused by recent events.
Hey, uh, Chief, uh, some of the residents are a little confused.
The banks are a little confused with that.
Come on! I think you pricks are a little confused.
I think you are a little confused here.
What 's happening? Oh, yeah, I guess you are a little confused.
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Tom and I are a little confused.
What's happening? Oh yeah, I guess you are a little confused.
And the radiologist and I are a little confused about something.
Gentlemen, I am afraid you are a little confused.
We come in peace, but we are a little confused about what the Army wants.
We have to admit we are a little confused.
In fact, the authorities are a little confused as to how a wild dog.
But … I think the media are a little confused.
Response, you are a little confused.
Oh yeah, I guess you are a little confused.
Response: I think you are a little confused.
I have to imagine… Hello, Benjamin. you are a little confused by recent events.
Yeah, it is. And the radiologist and I are a little confused about something.
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