Sentence examples for confused reading from inspiring English sources

Sometimes people are confused reading the product inserts.

If you are very confused reading this, you must not be watching HBO's "Game of Thrones".

The figures made "pretty confused reading," ABN Amro said in a research note, while the company is heading for a period of higher costs from refurbishing 100 of its 310 British stores.

One is that they typically lack empirical backing, leading to a confused reading of the nature of causation.

The illustrations are rather brilliant too – a water molecule portrayed as a trio of fairies holding hands – the book is marred only by her often overly convoluted style, which sometimes makes for confused reading.

It was based on a confused reading of the Oratio Funebris held in 1396 by Nicholas Prowin at the funeral of Marsilius and published in 1499 at Mainz.[2] From 1362 on, Marsilius was master at the Faculty of Arts at the University of Paris, where he was also rector (1367 and 1371), and a student of theology.

If you are still confused, read the reviews or testimonials to relieve your mind.

Or, as he did after the release of the book last week, to issue a statement about his sexual orientation, for those still confused after reading his story for 457 pages?

Whether discussing limits or the role of "natural frequencies" in statistical inference, Strogatz is the rare math maven/technical tutor who makes you feel much smarter, not more confused, for reading him.

Your audience should not be confused when reading your work.

But don't be dismayed if you're still confused after reading an abstract multiple times.