Sentence examples for a confusing time in from inspiring English sources
But when the label tried to coax their young protégé into a rock direction, Estelle confesses it was a "confusing" time in her history.
It's a confusing time in fashion – not only with all these hirings and firings and designers jiggling about in their ever-musical chairs; but also in terms of the calendar.
For aspiring startup founders, it's a "confusing time in the so-called Unicorn story," as Erin Griffith put it in a column last May — an asset bubble that never really popped, but which at the very least is deflating.
It's a confusing time in which we live, with so much uncertainty and so many questions... questions like "Who am I?" and "What does the future hold in store for us?" and "Does Amanda Bynes think I'm ugly?" Whom do you turn to when you have these burning questions?
It was 1989, which was a confusing time to be in a rock band.
It can be a confusing time for identity in a number of ways: sexual, cultural, religious.
"Obviously it's a very confusing time in this country and as athletes, we have platforms," Noah told the New York Post during a Saturday practice.
In large part, the activity was intended to calm Europeans looking for leadership in a confusing time.
I am an older mother of a younger daughter in a confusing time for both of us.
We are all living in a confusing time and we all seem to me STRESSED OUT!
