Sentence examples for a pretty confusing from inspiring English sources

It was a pretty confusing affair.

"It would be a pretty confusing system to be in".

The second line of argument that Undisclosed follows focuses on Adnan remembering where he was the day after Lee disappeared, but it is told in a pretty confusing fashion; Chaudry ends up sounding like she is repeating a tongue-twister over and over again.

LET'S FACE IT: Buying a mutual fund can be a pretty confusing business these days, what with the proliferation of funds, fund families and fund surveys.

This made for a pretty confusing conversation.

To be uncertain of why something previously so recognizable has suddenly become so fragmented is a pretty confusing thing.

It's all pretty confusing.

And truthfully, Newton rambles a lot and is pretty confusing.

And third, it's just plain confusing, on a site that's already pretty confusing.

Which, from a performance standpoint, was probably pretty confusing.

Also, people don't like to be confused, and the fact that I'm pretty, a lesbian, and on top of that transsexual, is pretty confusing to your average stag party on a Saturday night.