Sentence examples for big confusing from inspiring English sources

Instead, your carrier or phone maker simply covers this data collection in one of its big, confusing privacy-disclosure documents you get when you buy into the service or hardware.

What the French actually go in for, in a big, confusing way, is double-cheek kissing — this one, then that one — a practice that has, over the years, left many a Texan woman turning awkwardly away from a welcoming Frenchman and his kiss just when she ought to have been readying her left cheek for the retour.

Sure, you, dear Tech blog reader, probably know exactly what you want 6 months before it even comes out – but for the vast majority of the population, it's a big confusing world jam-packed with crazy acronyms and shockingly greasy sales representatives.

The story's a big confusing dream thing, but the art is mostly great. .

But absent any contextual information, it's also a big, confusing mess, and if you're anything like us, you'll move on after about five minutes.

In the same way, a rainforest is a big, confusing mess if you don't know anything about its ecology and evolution.

You may be eligible for a big, albeit confusing, tax break.

But is the bigger problem confusing consumers?

But the pro-democracy ideologues confusing big hearts for big brains make this mistake by design.

He got our big guys confused". Stanford 77, San Diego 69 -- Matt Lottich is developing a flair for the dramatic.

But behind the confused language is a bigger problem: confused thinking, too.