Sentence examples for because of its confusing from inspiring English sources

Even deliverymen avoided the area because of its confusing, twisting, narrow lanes.

And that creates financial confusion, because it confuses the real market value of the art.

Maybe it is because it confuses her argument that critics of Israel are motivated by contempt for Jews in general.

So soaps don't want to introduce a whole lot of new people because it confuses audiences.

That doesn't work because it confuses the idea of loneliness with the fact of being alone.

The poppies that produce the stuff naturally go to the trouble because it confuses the nervous systems of potential pests.

Americans were not well prepared because of the confusing choices and the inability of many to make that choice.

Enemy At The Gates, The Mummy Returns, Artificial Intelligence and Jurassic Park III all had plenty of talented performers on hand to enliven the proceedings, but all fell short of the mark because of substandard, confusing or downright putrid screenplays.

Unfortunately, even mindful dieters can be unaware of the amount of added sugar in their drinks because of confusing labeling.

Snapchat has been derided as confusing to some because of its unique layout and how it originally relied on users knowing how to swipe around.

Educators praise them for setting clear expectations, but many parents who chose to live in Pelham because of its well-regarded schools find them confusing or worse.