Sentence examples for a confusing time for from inspiring English sources

It's a confusing time for them.

IT HAS been a confusing time for Britain's environmentalists.

The 20th century was a confusing time for caffeine.

It's a confusing time for would-be voters.

The 1970's were a confusing time for Barbie.

But the 1990s were a confusing time for professional boxing, creating an opportunity for another combat sport to swoop in and steal fans.

So it's going to be a really confusing time for a lot of people.

Sobered by the prospect of a dishonorable dismissal, losing his pension and serving hard time, as well as facing a panel of military superiors in dress uniforms, Colonel Lakin said the winter had been "a confusing time, a very emotional time for me".

"It's a deeply confusing time for people.

"It was a very confusing time for so many young people".

In large part, the activity was intended to calm Europeans looking for leadership in a confusing time.