Sentence examples for an often confusing from inspiring English sources

It's also going to launch a parenting app to help parents raise their children to be resilient in an often confusing world.

Dynamic music is an option now for storytelling, and content creators need to realize the power of music as a tool to not only enhance the emotion in a story but to shape an audience's perception of every element of their experience, directing their gaze to the desired story arc, placing them in a time, location and aesthetic, and opening their eyes to the meaning in an often confusing experience.

Academy Award-winning director Steven Soderbergh's new film, the spy thriller Haywire, excites with lots of great action sequences that overwhelm an often confusing storyline.

And he has done it under some of the most challenging circumstances in U.S. professional sports: in a league with a strict salary cap, a limited draft and an often confusing and inefficient player-development system.

The seminars seem to have enabled patients to tell their stories and give perspective at an often confusing time.

The skin was not, however, crafted in exact sequence from low to high; work proceeded on a number of segments simultaneously in a manner often confusing to visitors.

As Mr. Glancey points out, it is a complex, often confusing tale.

The onslaught of imagery and information in "And lose the name of action" was dazzling and, without a narrative thread, often confusing.

A lot of what goes on in politics and government is complex, and, for most people who don't consider politics a sport, it is often confusing.

The sequence of events is often confusing.

Twitter's "Trends" are often confusing.