confused by the embedded Latin quotations; an embedded subordinate clause.
In life, we should cherish our hearts instead of being confused by external factors.
I don't got to classrooms, since I don't want to be confused by other non-native speakers.
First off, don’t be confused by zoom factors that are described as 4x, 5x or 7x on the packaging.
The wisdom of happiness lies in clear mind, not confused by worries and worries, not dull by despair and boredom, but not blind spots due to fear.
The fish being chased apparently became confused by the sounds and began to either swim around in circles or stop swimming altogether.
I'm confused by...
Many people are confused by all these profiles.
The old lady is constantly confused by the train time tables.
Here she paused, confused by the vast number of assorted cup, mugs and beakers that stared blankly back at her.
Too real people are often hurt by emotions. Too good people are often deceived by others. Too persistent people are often confused by reality.
I knew he was more than a little confused by my decision - like my mother before me, I hadn't made a secret of my distaste for Forks.
He's always confused by easy questions.
Investors are confused by the terms used by policymakers to describe restructuring.
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.
That means environmentally induced effects that are translated into action by this sort of epigenesis might be being confused by researchers with inherited ones.
These works told us that most of people in contemporary society have been confused by all kinds of desire, showing a loss of spirit. They have been incited by their fantasy and have lost their senses.
He was really confused by the freak result.
Edmund stood still, saying nothing. He was too confused by this time to understand what the question meant.
Because this approach is quite new, there is a good chance that some readers will get confused by the unconventional navigation techniques.
Yet I am still confused by the decision.
In the warming Arctic, birds are being plagued by mosquitoes, confused by fog, and driven into the sea by errant winds.
It is difficult to be confused, and it is more difficult to be confused by a wise man. The water is too clear, even the fish can not survive. People are too smart to have people who are willing to work with you.
I haven't been intoxicated or confused by your flattery because I know you have another secret.
I'm always confused by the "inlaw" s.
Don't let yourself be confused by a lawyer because you don't know what "liquidation preference," "right of first refusal," or "drag along/tag along" means.
Spouses with attention deficit, meanwhile, are often unaware of their latest mistake, confused by their partner’s simmering anger.
The most precious thing in life is to have a normal mind, away from turbid, calm and water, not confused by the five colors in the world, and not be fascinated by the taste of life.
Prof. : no no I'm sure you're not the only person who is confused by this.
Sorry, I'm a bit confused by what you just told me.
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