Sentence examples for bit of a confusing from inspiring English sources

"It's a bit of a confusing day for me," he said.

It was a bit of a confusing mix of emotions as I left the tent," he added.

In the end, Twitter is still a bit of a confusing company.

Ok, that may be a bit of a confusing lede, so let's tackle this one from A to Z. Trust me, it's quite worth the read.

I'm afraid it's a bit of a confusing strip of UI, what with round buttons, square buttons, non-button buttons, and, incredibly, separate stop/reload buttons instead of integrated.

And while Google says there is no conflict between the two teams building each product, it's clearly a bit of a confusing situation for both consumers and for Google executives as well.

It's a bit of confusing branding, perhaps — especially in a line that already contains several different models.

The company is also now calling itself HeroEco and was formerly called Ultra Motor, so you may see a bit of confusing until their full rebranding.

Later, a video was leaked of Shafiq in an interview, slurring his words and saying: "When I'm in the company of men like this, I see something wrong – I say it – but when I go into the cupboard, I have to, or I have to also when I'm in the company – I show the manly bit of me …" Confused?

Bits of confusing information were coming in on Piosa's radio.

For fans of Berlin's Einstürzende Neubauten, owners of my fave 'gaze anecdote, the current state of shogaze is a bit more confusing.