1
Yes - the neat and unconfused reproductive technique of vegetation.
2
Who shall discriminate for me, and keep things true and unconfused at the source?
3
She looked up, her clear, unconfused, unquestioning eyes facing him.
4
It was all very clear and unambiguous; quite unconfused.
5
I am a priest, but I love courage and the unconfused mind which accompanies it.
6
He knew where our dark spots were, cleared up the field of vision, and left us unconfused.
7
The pirate, unconfused, undismayed, with his wide blue asking eyes, came forward and dropped upon his knees.
8
The boy stood unconfused in the midst of all those surprised and questioning eyes, and answered with princely dignity-
9
We have not lost sight of it since then, keeping unconfused despite many an illusion and many a failure.
10
He was willing, however, to refer the question unconfused by other issues to a second Joint Commission of six.
11
They answer my queries in unconfused French, speaking both this and their patois, and even ask respectful questions in turn.
12
All the elements of the picture are simple, human, natural, standing in as unconfused relations as any events in common life.
13
It would confuse the phenomena, and they must be unconfused in order that I can either prove or disprove my hypothesis.
14
Captain Maturin, unconfused by Jaffery's unceremonious whirling, took off his hat very politely and entered the car in a grave, self-possessed manner.
15
Totally unconfused by the lack of signs and the multitude of choices, he had continued west with all the unerring instinct of a migrating bird.
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"Ah, you noticed that too?" cried Pickering, still quite unconfused.