Sentence examples for a confusing morass from inspiring English sources
Raising money these days is a confusing morass, what with all the unicorns and hedge funds and secondaries and pre-seed, post-seed, and Series B crunches to process.
Because most users need to be educated about which apps are being built, the portal today allows them to browse apps by category — much like sites like Netscape and Yahoo once did when the internet was still young and its content a confusing morass for web surfers.
But not only do these standards lack the force of law given the way they were adopted, they are a confusing morass of provisions devoid of real procedural clarity.
When she teams up with the teacher played by Viola Davis to transform the school, they find themselves in a confusing morass of conflicting agendas -- just as is starting to happen with the film itself -- especially in regard to parent trigger laws and teachers unions.
President Bush has a proposal to combine and simplify the confusing morass of government savings programs and give individuals greater control over how they want to spend their tax-sheltered savings.
How do you know that your physician will safely navigate you through the confusing morass of scientific data, clinical experience and his or her intuition?
Conceived by Ms. Alexander, choreographer and director Birgitta Trommler and Noreen Tomassi, it provides a sense of Barnes' strange, hallucinatory prose, but remains a confusing amalgam of biography and literary homage: a morass of cranky chitchat, pointless stage business and arcane oration (1 15).
It's a confusing demurral.
It's a confusing situation.
North is a confusing division.
