Sentence examples for a bit of confusing from inspiring English sources

It's a bit of confusing branding, perhaps — especially in a line that already contains several different models.

The company is also now calling itself HeroEco and was formerly called Ultra Motor, so you may see a bit of confusing until their full rebranding.

You're going to get a bit of Scary Spice, a bit of Confused Spice, a bit of Angry Spice, everything.' They left it a couple of days and said, 'OK, you've got the job.'" For all the talk, Brown isn't quite as fearless as she makes out.

(Unit Manager : Unit 0502 ) I think there was a bit of confusion, because of the randomised controlled trial and us being told not to say things about who ' s having an intervention, that was a bit confusing when one of the researchers were here.

Bits of confusing information were coming in on Piosa's radio.

But while Mr. Rove was inside, more than 100 protesters were outside, standing behind blue police barricades chanting slogans, waving placards and offering a bit of street theater that confused the police.

For fans of Berlin's Einstürzende Neubauten, owners of my fave 'gaze anecdote, the current state of shogaze is a bit more confusing.

At first the changes seemed confusing and a bit of overkill.

Volunteers are needed to help with everything from giving directions to serving as cultural translators in a city that may, at times, seem a bit confusing to out-of-towners.

But the facts are a bit more confusing.

I was pointing at the wall saying, 'I need a... it's the thing you use to make a … a bit of not-wall.' She looked confused; I'd resorted to charades for random nouns before, but this was an entire performance.