Sentence examples for Confusing from inspiring English sources
The word 'Confusing' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe something that is difficult to understand or interpret. Example sentence: The instructions for this task were very confusing.
verb
Present participle of confuse
I came away feeling that if I wasn't already a Liberal Democrat, Nick's welcome references to sticking to our own values and beliefs may have been a tad confusing.
One wonders whether some people are still confusing transgender with gay or transsexual.
The SDLP described Poots's latest claims as "confusing personal prejudice with prudent policy".
"I think you're confusing [ironic] with 'creepy'," wrote @JennNiff.
The media, one of the key channels for communicating with people outside academia, has a reputation for skewing or clumsily confusing scientific reports.
Simon Jenkins is confusing freedom of expression with fostering hatred – a tactic much used by those who wish to be free to discriminate against others while being protected from being discriminated against.
It's now four episodes in to its eight-episode run, and it has become, somehow, a sensitive, sweet and funny look at teenage life that handles confusing sexuality with surprising dexterity.
His latest book is Models.Behaving.Badly: Why Confusing Illusion with Reality Can Lead to Disasters, On Wall Street and in Life – one of Business Week's top ten books of 2011.
Some, such as Apple, have tried to shoehorn an entire smartphone's worth of functionality onto the wrist creating expensive, often-confusing trinkets.
