Sentence examples for a confusing amalgam of from inspiring English sources

While competition has lowered trading costs and in some cases improved efficiency, the result has been a confusing amalgam of more than 50 electronic trading networks, some of which are designed to hide large block trades, and traditional exchanges, which are governed by outmoded regulations that do not require full transparency.

Conceived by Ms. Alexander, choreographer and director Birgitta Trommler and Noreen Tomassi, it provides a sense of Barnes' strange, hallucinatory prose, but remains a confusing amalgam of biography and literary homage: a morass of cranky chitchat, pointless stage business and arcane oration (1 15).

Together this has created a very confusing amalgam of recent reports in which findings with often little biological coherence are continuously being cross-referenced.

It makes for a confusing mixture of compromise and inflexibility.

Today the Forum is a confusing boneyard of history.

Rather, it is a confusing collection of policies and regulations.

The case presented a confusing set of facts.

Symptomatic tandem stenosis can present with a confusing scenario of both neurogenic claudication and myelopathy symptoms.

This ultimately left a confusing legacy of dimensional concepts and practices in physics.

Such an alteration of light source leads to a confusing comprehension of the scene.

Alibaba is a strange beast, an amalgam of Amazon and eBay.