Sentence examples for a confusing one from inspiring English sources

For consumers, the payments landscape is still a confusing one – and in particular, it's confusing on mobile.

The term "car-based" is a confusing one in Detroit.

Eurosceptic score: 8/10 Iceland is a confusing one for Eurosceptics.

"It's a confusing one, more so than any that I've seen.

A steady glance of the recent record is in some ways a confusing one.

She had also called herself the "Mom-in-Chief" — one of the few mannered phrases in an otherwise brilliant performance, and a confusing one.

On the whole, the comparison between today's radical left & McCarthyism & Nazism is a confusing one--and anything that adds to the already vast current confusion is dangerous.

Well, you get an error — a very confusing one.

The UN has made a statement, albeit a very confusing one.

Yes, it's a jungle in there, and a darned confusing one.

It was not just that it was a big city — it was a tremendously confusing one.