Sentence examples for confusing at best from inspiring English sources

Legislatively, they are confusing, at best.

Mr Corbyn's position on both is confusing at best.

Mr. Stringer, however, insisted that the signs were confusing at best and a danger at worst.

Policy moves from western governments have been confusing at best and harmful at worst.

Critics say that the government's system of issuing warnings is confusing at best, and, at worst, exploited for political gain.

"I think any objective person watching this is going to come away saying this is confusing at best".

Perhaps more importantly, with such a prodigious output, critical response can be confused at best.

Sunday's story is confused at best; there is nothing new in teaching computers to learn from their mistakes.

Without wishing to sound self-righteous, I've honestly never felt like part of a private club and have always been confused — at best, and at worst, enraged — when I realize someone else is (contentedly) working that angle.

These are fighting words of a most retro sort, and, no doubt, a 70's feminist peering in the window would be confused at best and depressed at worst.

The naming committees over at the Pentagon need to consider a little googling before breaking that champagne across the bow, and leaving a warship stuck with a name that could confuse at best, and embarrass at worst.Update: Hope this doesn't ruin the fun, but a former officer on the Ponce confirms in the comments that it is pronounced PON-SAY.