Sentence examples for confused and confusing from inspiring English sources

Eyewitness reports from the scene were confused and confusing.

The Voice (BBC1, Saturday) feels confused and confusing.

The origins of IMD are better-intentioned, but confused – and confusing.

But over all the set seemed a bit confused, and confusing.

But the application of that policy has been persistently confused and confusing.

Whatever information you find online, to do with the state of a market, with sample property listings, or with current pricing, will be confused and confusing.

Of the various parts of the Indo-China puzzle, Cambodia at the moment is the most confused & confusing.

Messi, undoubtedly the player of 2009 for his week-by-week brilliance with Barcelona, was forlorn and confused in Argentina's confused and almost forlorn qualification campaign.

I think it is because of the inherent unsatisfactoriness of the form, the way in which its formulas further confuse and complicate an already confused and complicated reality".

Here's Simon, all confused and all: "two smiths is confusing enough, but now i'm wondering what i drank last night".

Fact is, it was something he had told me many years before, during a time when I was confused and uncertain (well, more confused and uncertain), and it had helped.