Sentence examples for be a tad confusing from inspiring English sources

While navigating this jampacked book can be a tad confusing, the overall effect is more than impressive.

That can be a tad confusing.

Investors might be a tad confused about which way the market is going.

I came away feeling that if I wasn't already a Liberal Democrat, Nick's welcome references to sticking to our own values and beliefs may have been a tad confusing.

The theme of the video is a tad confusing.

"Wide range of music which was a tad confusing as you expext it to have a country feel but it didnt bother me too much".

Hence when last night's episode returned to the Victorian era (the original novels were set between 1880 to 1914) with not much explanation, viewers were a tad confused.

I was a tad confused by the Jan . 23letter of dire concern from the Feminist Press regarding the use of your reporter's word "confessional" in the recent article about Flavia Alaya's book "Under the Rose: A Confession," about Ms. Alaya's 20-year relationship with a Roman Catholic priest.

When we perused the club's site, we were a tad confused by the offerings, as it seemed 40/40 Club was struggling from an overall identity crisis.

But I knew none of that and was a tad confused as to how this comedy came to feature two characters with offbeat names like Elling (Dennis O'Hare and Kjell Bjarne Brendan Fraserer).

A colored strip separates the restaurant from the yacht club bar sharing the building, and the rules for crossing the color line -- white for the restaurant, green for the yacht club bar -- are strictly enforced, if a tad confusing.