Sentence examples for a confusing sense that from inspiring English sources

It was a confusing sense that I was somehow "incomplete," something I couldn't explain to myself, never mind to anyone else.

She did this with a confusing sense of regret and irritation.

As written, the statement is ambiguous and confusing in the sense that what you really mean is that certain substitutions that occurred during the reverse evolution process are incompatible with some of the residues present in the ancestral/original protein.

There's little physical or emotional engagement between the dancers and a very confusing sense of place.

One can't easily mount an opposition to a confusing statute that governs a secretive process.

The creepiest part of any cult story is this confusing complicity, the partial sense that the followers have imprisoned themselves.

He read his story, to rapt attention, stopping when he got to a confusing subplot that, he apologized, "would make narrative sense if the book hadn't been brutally censored by a librarian".

He had a confusing twinned sense of her closeness and complete otherness.

That would change with the passing of a few confusing seconds that still require some untangling.

The company still makes a confusing catalog of gadgets that overlap or even cannibalize one another.

But it's a lot more confusing than that.