Sentence examples for a confusing culture from inspiring English sources
There's something sweet and simple and safe about being able to say, in such a confusing culture, "The best way to Be A True Woman is to embrace fertility and let it define you".
The uptight British graduate of Oxford, the gay but virginal American Southerner, and the hostile and sarcastic Canadian woman reveal small epiphanies that have affected their ways of dealing with loss, isolation and death, epiphanies that have their origins in the confusing culture in which they find themselves.
For entry-level engineers, Sultan said it can seem like a confusing and rigid culture: "I want to have trust in Apple's leadership, but it's weird at least from the bottom of the food chain".
Sometimes I wonder about how all of this looks to the Chinese — it's a confusing mix of cultures and political systems.
Jarvis is a confusing proposition as shadow culture minister.
It goes without saying that "culture" is a confusing word, this year or any year.
The crossroads of East and West, a confusing and exhilarating mixture of cultures, Istanbul has been a cosmopolitan center for so long that it thinks of the fall of Rome as the loss of a minor province.
This gives a fractured sense of Iranian culture and creates a confusing jumble overall.
This, coupled with fast and furious attempts to seduce me, was a confusing clash of gender, age and culture.
It's a confusing demurral.
