Sentence examples for always confusing from inspiring English sources

It is cold, unpretty, and always confusing.

The same might be said about the always confusing, usually contentious, seemingly hopeless patchwork called the European Union.

Are you always confusing hippogryphs with basilisks and forgetting the name of Him Who Must Not Be Named?

So you have in a palpable way, and with wry flair ("things are always confusing in Yemen"), captured the feverish atmosphere now reigning in the international newsroom.

She has some tidbits for him about scattered developments there, but as she rings off, he says to me, "Things are always confusing in Yemen".

So it's always confusing when these strong voices are conveniently left out, as the media construct false narratives around silence in order to ironically, silence others.

"Athletes are always confused.

"He's always confused here.

Class has always confused me.

I am always confused by this question.

Mixed messages don't always confuse people.