Sentence examples for a confusing collection from inspiring English sources

"The technology feels fresh and exciting but it can also seem confused and unnecessary… It's a confusing collection of options, and using the watch isn't as immediately intuitive as the iPhone.

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

"You're left with a confusing collection of first person accounts".

But for people hoping to make a quick switch, there is only frustration: They must exit at Route 141, wait at a traffic light and navigate a confusing collection of highway signs before getting to the parkway.

In its place, a confused and confusing collection of radical causes has rushed to fill the vacuum.

His confusing collection of policy promises and pride in his own unpredictability threaten disruption to the geopolitical order from South Korea to Syria.

From Wikipedia: a confusing or disorderly state or collection, visual pollution.

The juxtaposition, naturally dependent on what is available in the museum's collections, results in a confusing if dazzling blur.

Less so is a confusing quasi-scientific project by a group called Spurse, in which blue-taped grids, indecipherable flow charts, collections of bagged and tagged found objects and much more are spread across floors and walls.

It's a confusing demurral.

It's a confusing nation.