Sentence examples for a confusing pile from inspiring English sources
Fists flew and the combatants tumbled into a confusing pile of flailing limbs – some racist, some not racist.
One thing is whiteness, a confusing sight.
It's just a confusing mess.
It can be a confusing mess sometimes.
But, on the flip side, all these gestural layers and incremental short-cuts can end up piling a confusing amount of possible navigation options atop the OS, resulting in a steep learning curve for the Sailfish newcomer.
"Justified" can be counted on to supply a large number of great performances every year, and it also usually introduces a number of plot lines that pile up into a confusing tangle about two-thirds of the way through a given season.
They describe a confusing array of loans, grants and charity, with little or no coordination among the programs and agencies, piles of paperwork and differing conditions for eligibility.
It's a confusing demurral.
It's a confusing situation.
North is a confusing division.
