Sentence examples for a confusing picture from inspiring English sources

Taken together, previous studies have painted a confusing picture.

What conclusions can be drawn from such a confusing picture?

Perhaps that is why the markets are presenting such a confusing picture.

Amid a confusing picture fresh doubts have also been raised about forensic evidence supporting the case.

The changing nomenclature and boundaries of satrapies and kingdoms throughout that general period present a confusing picture.

Contradictory reports about Corporal Hassoun, including reports of his beheading by his captors, have created a confusing picture.

"It is a really confusing picture," said Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew Research Center, a polling and research group.

It's a very confusing picture".

The Bard festival, two weekends of concerts in which Shostakovich was heard along with twenty other Soviet composers, offered a sometimes confusing picture, but there was no doubt of the composer's vital appeal.

Video of the last footage broadcast by the journalists on board was immediately available from sources such as al-Jazeera and the IHH (the Turkish Foundation for Freedoms and Human Rights and Humanitarian Relief), but it showed a very confusing picture: there were badly injured passengers, yet it was impossible to know how they had been injured.

It is a less confusing picture.