Sentence examples for a confusing blend of from inspiring English sources

The policy for the theatre seems to be a confusing blend of management and feasibility studies with an attempt to reform it by supporting the big boys and letting the little ones die.

The white paper "is a confusing blend of self-defense and law of war concepts and doesn't clearly explain whether there is a different standard for killing a senior Al Qaeda leader depending on whether he is a citizen," said Kate Martin, director of the Center for National Security Studies.

Dumb groups do just that: they conflate facts with interpretations, creating a confusing blend of preconceived, often emotional claims.

Which must have prompted a very confusing blend of satisfaction and despair for them.

Selling a mix of well-known brands such as Adidas and Lonsdale as well as lesser known labels such as USA Pro, it remains a confusing business model: a blend of extremely cheap clearance items subsidised by the high-margin sales of its own-brand products.

Girls are a confusing mix of full-on beauty treated and Muslim parent-motivated modesty, with a subtle blend of the most insanely slutty eyebrows you'll ever see, and those little belt skirts that are supposed to cover up their ass and hips, but are basically invisible amongst all the black, gold-weaved fabric they insist on wearing.

A solid defense of the rich few while tossing a confusing mix of words and scraps to the non-rich majority comes close to the conservative formula Aristotle recommended almost 2400 years ago: blend oligarchy and democracy so elegantly, he advised, so that "there should appear to be both elements and yet neither".

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.