Sentence examples for be very confusing from inspiring English sources

That could be very confusing.

"They can be very confusing sometimes.

"It will be very confusing," she said.

"I think it will be very confusing," he admits.

"On a practical level, on the frontline, it could be very confusing," she said.

"This could be very confusing to a 13-year-old boy".

"I would advise people to set very strong boundaries otherwise it can be very confusing.

Keeping track of all these laws could be very confusing, not including all the international laws for multinational corporations.

"This teacher was not aware that her casual misuse of the equal sign could be very confusing to students," Dr. Graf said.

"For the markets, this can't be good and it certainly will be very confusing to overseas investors, especially those that have put money into Scotland".

The book could be very confusing at the start, but as it goes on and on you will be compelled to keep reading it.