Sentence examples for confusing colors from inspiring English sources

Consider the look-alike boxes, the confusing colors and the bad memories of blondes gone brassy, browns that didn't cover grays and reds that receded after the second shampoo.

I knew there was an issue with color, but it wasn't until I was 11 that I realized I wasn't confusing colors, I couldn't see them at all".

They are twisting the letters, distorting the backgrounds, adding a confusing kaleidoscope of colors and generally making it difficult for humans.

And for the next 48 minutes, the court looked a bit like a shimmering plate of sweet-potato fries smothered in ketchup — a muddled and confusing mix of colors.

The somewhat confusing menu with garish color photos makes ordering a bit random, and prices change depending on the time, or so it seems.

The printer also has a top-frontocument hopanelthat wisl accept, scan, and copy about twenty pages at a time.

Drug kits used to be confusing affairs with complicated color charts that looked more like Pantone advertisements.

The essence of their aesthetic can be described thus: "It's a mix of bright colors, inhuman movements, confusing and funny morphing forms in everyday moods.

In the same way you might follow a particular reviewer as your tastes are comparable, soon you'll follow peoples' viewing habits, as finding what to watch from a never-ending sea of on-demand content could otherwise be as upsetting and confusing as picking out jumper colors from a Hollister branch while a tanned employee judges you from a dark corner.

In Fig. 3, the use of color is potentially confusing (i.e. red/green means very different things for the lines vs. letters).

Don't wear foundation when you go out to buy foundation-it will be much too confusing to determine your natural coloring.