Sentence examples for confusing collection of from inspiring English sources

In its place, a confused and confusing collection of radical causes has rushed to fill the vacuum.

"The technology feels fresh and exciting but it can also seem confused and unnecessary… It's a confusing collection of options, and using the watch isn't as immediately intuitive as the iPhone.

Rather, it is a confusing collection of policies and regulations.

"You're left with a confusing collection of first person accounts".

His confusing collection of policy promises and pride in his own unpredictability threaten disruption to the geopolitical order from South Korea to Syria.

But for people hoping to make a quick switch, there is only frustration: They must exit at Route 141, wait at a traffic light and navigate a confusing collection of highway signs before getting to the parkway.

On its tie-dyed surface, the OWS movement seems little more than a confused collection of grievances.

So often I'll find a video of someone talking about something I'm really interested in but when I go back to their page to see posts with similar content, I'm met with a confused collection of content covering every topic under the sun.

As befits an erstwhile editor of Mojo, a magazine that tends to approach rock music as first and foremost a heritage industry, he is good on the musical development of a pop star whose early albums, David Bowie (1967) and Space Oddity (1969), were both little more than confused collections of ill-matched songs, and showed little hint of the confidence and brilliance that was to follow.

In 2007, Drowned in Sound praised it as "the ultimate break-up album, the best unrequited love album and the greatest collection of confused emotions captured in the universe... EVER!" Guitar World ranked it #76 on its list of the "Top 100 Guitar Albums of All-Time".

Hence, it is important not to confuse ensembles with collections of micro-objects such as the molecules of a gas!