Sentence examples for be completely confusing from inspiring English sources

"I don't read the fine print, because it's going to be completely confusing anyway".

"I don't read the fine print, because it's going to be completely confusing anyway". All he knew was that the plan cost him a hundred and ten dollars a month, and the high deductible (however many thousands of dollars it was, it was well beyond his savings account) made doctors' visits almost out of the question.

"We'd lug tonnes of video equipment, slide projectors and tape recorders across town, do the gig, and people would just be completely confused," says Silver.

And anyway I hope by the end of this morning, if you're not already, you will be completely confused about what the difference between procedures and data are, if you're not confused about that already.

A recent independent commission on Birmingham's secondary schools, set up by the city council, urged it not to try to scrap the grammars.The Blair government seems now to be completely confused.

The more important reason is that they have spread incredible nonsense about the deficit and spending problems facing the country, causing most of the public to be completely confused on these issues.

Update: a couple of commenters have pointed out that a mole of silicon weighs 28g not a kilogram and that I seem to be completely confused about this story.

He will be completely confused and this is a perfect and unexpected prank.

He'll be completely confused when he tries to watch his favorite show, and may even try to put in new batteries before he figures out your trick (if he figures it out at all!).

"It was completely confusing to us and very hard for me.

A flashing light which means "unread text" is completely confusing.