Sentence examples for a confusing mixture from inspiring English sources
It makes for a confusing mixture of compromise and inflexibility.
It all adds up to a confusing mixture of genuinely brilliant science and speculative hype.
As the spear snapped clear, I felt a confusing mixture of raw primal pride and soft city guilt.
Al-Khwārizmī's work is a confusing mixture of Indian, Persian, and Greek tables and techniques, but it helped establish an important genre of the zīj.
Boris's pledges, on the other hand, are a confusing mixture of things he falsely claims to have already done and unexciting promises for more "street trees" and an "Olympic legacy".
"The price has been paid in a confusing mixture of therapeutic care and research in these clinics, to the point that many patients are genuinely confused about what exactly they are involved in," she said.
Strands of Soviet and Tsarist nostalgia, coupled with an affection for the corporate state that Mussolini would have recognised, make a confusing and confused mixture.Related items Russia: Getting Medvedev's messageNov 6th 2008 Charlemagne: Russian lessonsNov 6th 2008 Estonian spies: Fog in the BalticNov 6th 2008One might speak of dogmas and historical paradigms, but not a formal ideology.
The film's most disconcerting element is its confusing mixture of satire and melodrama.
Anthropologists consider them the most confusing mixture of people in the world.
In practice, however, the Jeune Ecole was only briefly influential and the torpedo formed part of the confusing mixture of weapons possessed by ironclads.
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.
