Sentence examples for confusing at the from inspiring English sources

"I was there and it was incredibly confusing at the time".

(It might feel confusing at the time, but in some ways those are the moments I love you the most).

Airport security can be confusing at the best of times, but for one inexperienced holidaymaker it has left him the laughing stock of the internet.

Here's the core of his argument: Medieval lettering is notoriously fickle: individual letter variations, styles and combinations are confusing at the best of times.

Comment about the White House "enemy list" revealed at the Watergate hearings... Some of these "enemies" the Administration provoked into hostility, some it imagined, & others it hired... Life must have been confusing at the White House.

But then nor did Ms Pac-Man, whose name was confusing: at the time the prefix "Ms" was a clear nod to feminist independence, whereas the surname "Pac-Man" – not "Pac-Woman" – screamed of subjugation to the patriarchy.

An adolescent medium, just like an adolescent child, can be confusing and confused at the same time.

The waiter looked confused at the question.

It's just a little confused at the moment.

"The message seems very confused at the moment," Mr. Saunderson said.

This means "men are very confused at the moment," said Jeremy Clarkson in the Sun.