Sentence examples for confusing blend from inspiring English sources

The policy for the theatre seems to be a confusing blend of management and feasibility studies with an attempt to reform it by supporting the big boys and letting the little ones die.

The white paper "is a confusing blend of self-defense and law of war concepts and doesn't clearly explain whether there is a different standard for killing a senior Al Qaeda leader depending on whether he is a citizen," said Kate Martin, director of the Center for National Security Studies.

Which must have prompted a very confusing blend of satisfaction and despair for them.

Dumb groups do just that: they conflate facts with interpretations, creating a confusing blend of preconceived, often emotional claims.

Maybe the Pheidippides story is a hybrid: his heroic run to Sparta confused or blended with the army's hasty return to Athens?

Cott explains : Cott goes on to explain that the right-hand drawing shows the effect "of broken surroundings in further blending and confusing the picture", observing that this is the closest to what is seen in nature.

Nor is it clear that families with a cloned child would face more confusing relationships than already exist in today's divorced, blended and extended families.

She initially gives the pad a little thought before using it to blend and blot her face makeup, but after removing its adhesive, things get a bit more confusing.

So confusing.

Sounds confusing.

Or confusing.