Sentence examples for confusing after from inspiring English sources

When asked to assess Livingstone's leadership at the GLC, he noted carefully: "I would describe it as alarming to begin with, confusing after that, and then extraordinarily competent in the last stage".

All that "Hey Alexa," "Hey Charlie," "Hey Cortana" is going to get a bit confusing after all.

To be sure, that's still confusing (after all, it might be hard to avoid graphic language when describing what was said during a hate-motivated assault).

Despite Ismail's warnings, Wreden still felt isolated and confused after his success.

"It became very confused after the initial shooting," the ISAF official said.

Schools were confused after decades of endless fiddling with complicated and inconsistently applied rules.

The video showed him looking confused after the machine gun he had been using jammed.

The Violets seemed confused after Bowdoin grabbed a 60-54 lead with less than four minutes remaining.

"I was more confused after the meeting than before," said Mr. Arzt.

Onlookers were left confused after a naked woman was spotted on the roof of an arts studio in London.

Even if they just want to talk about feeling confused after glimpsing one of their friends' penises".