Sentence examples for but not confusing from inspiring English sources

And it had to be on the edge of eerie but not confusing.

Along the way there is plenty of suspense, and by book's end there are four role reversals -- from child to adult and adult to child -- that delight and entertain and bring the entire complicated but not confusing plot to a more than satisfactory ending.

Make sure there is always something switching in a way that is crazy but not confusing.

We must become accustomed to debating social issues in a thoroughgoing and critical way, without trading on our principles, but not confusing criticism with mindless, hurtful and sometimes ill-intended and cowardly provocation.

He has a temperature of 40°C and is dyspneic but not confused.

It was bad, yes, but at least not confusing.

A star may mystify, but must not confuse.

But do not confuse harvesters of sun and wind with electricity plutocrats.

But do not confuse the ISN with pure blue-sky research.

John is sometimes simply called "John the Scot," but do not confuse him with the more famous John Duns Scotus (c. 1265 1308).

Bond insurance may be under a cloud today, but do not confuse vulnerability with a lack of utility.