Sentence examples for a confusing concept from inspiring English sources

It's a confusing concept for me and it sounds like it might get more confusing.

"Direct selling is a confusing concept in China," said Matthew Du, a top sales agent in Shanghai.

The comedy persona can be quite a confusing concept, a fictional character who often shares their author's life experiences, and at least some of their personality.

This may lead to a confusing concept that 3′ biased arrays generally have greater signal dynamic range than whole-transcript chips.

Indeed, the extra dimension that social value adds to a mere benefit or advantage, namely the importance, appreciation, or worth, captures exactly that which makes it a confusing concept.

The end product, US military insiders think, is 100percentt alert capability in the event of a North Korean attack — a somewhat confusing concept considering an alert would demand action before an attack.

It is written as a journal that has been styled as a novel, which is a rather confusing concept but which provides the reader with a unique, refreshing style of writing.

And that's a very confusing concept.

This eunuch behavior is a pretty confusing concept to most researchers: They (like most men reading this) really couldn't think of a way that having a break-off penis could be a good thing.

As a movement we currently do a poor job of communicating about ourselves on two levels: First, most of the general public doesn't know about social enterprise and many who are aware of it find it a (admittedly exciting but) nebulous or even confusing concept.

There has to be a way of talking with a child about right and wrong, good and evil, without the confusing concept that God (some God) actually tips the scales one way or another.