Sentence examples for a mass of confusing from inspiring English sources
On the other side are articulate defenders of a profitable trading business — as well as a mass of confusing market information.
It involves the ability to detect significance in a mass of confusing information, often in ways that are hard to explain – a faculty that in humans is called intuition.
Firstly, those who have their genome sequenced will be presented with a mass of confusing information, and it's unlikely that they would get the proper genetic counselling to help them understand it.
There is a mass of confused and conflicting information.
Malick's humanity exists as a mass of confused individuals, uprooted from their historic communities, alienated from an environment they can't seem to stop destroying, and utterly perplexed as to the nature of their existence in the universe, let alone how to bring about their desire for an authentic relationship with themselves, their fellow humans, and the world they inhabit.
There are a lot of confusing arrows there.
It's fun to watch confused Victorians eying a symbolic button and joystick with confusion, or see sexual liberation as a mass of floating boobs and boners, and it also drives the message home.
Dental plaque (not to be confused with the lipid-containing plaque found in arteries) is a mass of bacteria and sticky polymers that shield the tooth from saliva and the tongue, thereby facilitating decay.
Lawrence was a mass of contradictions and, in a way, his whole life, from its outset, was an elaborate attempt to mystify and confuse.
This is a mass of solitaries.
