Sentence examples for confusing direction from inspiring English sources

All this adds to the general uncertainty (is Jamie bonkers or is Mr. Ridley giving Mr. Sturgess confusing direction?), as does the relatively brief appearance of two of Mike Leigh's appealing regulars, Ruth Sheen and Timothy Spall, as Jamie's loving, supportive parents.

A long night, empty stomach, confusing directions and power outage conspired against us, rendering us powerless and ready to stampede the nearest In-N-Out.

"But journalists tend to confuse direction with levels.

In the classrooms of experienced teachers, language becomes a major thread throughout the course, and they continuously raise students' awareness of loose jargon, ambiguous pronouns, confused direction of causation, and unnoticed common word roots, thus enhancing both their content and process understanding.

But what they did not know was how limiting and confusing those directions could be.

She told the Telegraph there is "no excuse for poor quality information, restricted ticket choice or confusing screen directions at ticket machines".

After confusing GPS directions led several people astray, Lee built a site with a map, pictures that showed his building from several angles, four different kinds of coordinates and a QR Code and Microsoft Tag.

The strategy of incorporation in some sense confuses the direction of causation.

I've lost my luggage, gotten hopelessly confused with directions, maneuvered my way back to a cruise ship after the train I was on broke down mid journey, and was even in an airport when a bomb went off.

The results obtained from the test cases explicitly demonstrate that the presented MPPT method not only achieves an increase in speed of MPP tracking, but also reduces the steady state oscillations and prevents the possibility of the algorithm from confusing its perturbation direction.

Ask yourself if the directions are confusing or hard to remember.