Sentence examples for confuse enough from inspiring English sources
It has, of course, and apparently realizes its mistake; but presumably the government hopes that privatizing the process will confuse enough people that it can escape blame.
The candidates and Dr. Newman are hoping that this extra line will confuse enough voters into thinking that one does not have to be a Democrat or a Republican on Election Day, but can somehow vote as an independent.
The frightening aspect of this is that Trump is able to confuse enough supporters into seeing the uranium episode as more important than the documented history of a massive Russian interference campaign in the election and the still unanswered questions about potential collusion between his campaign and Russian actors.
Mr. Bush was clear last night — as he was when he addressed the nation in January, September of last year, the December before that and in April 2004 — that his only real plan is to confuse enough Americans and cow enough members of Congress to let him muddle along and saddle his successor with this war that should never have been started.
They were confused enough by the hurricane.
Reality here is confusing enough as it is.
And it has rules confusing enough that several candidates brought lawyers to help decipher them.
First I had to sort through how I felt, which was confusing enough.
"If the jury is confused enough, they will acquit," said James A. McGurk, a commodities lawyer in Chicago.
Listen in order, because you will be confused enough as it is.
