Sentence examples for confusing element from inspiring English sources

One confusing element is that the rogue firepower appeared to consist of a number of black-clad men who emerged from the shadows bearing assault rifles and explosives.

The water babies inspire him to consider that "people desire miracles but when they get them it adds an extremely confusing element to life".

"It would be a very confusing element within that team for them to have Kimi and Alonso, who I doubt would really like to have Kimi there".

There remains, however, a very confusing element in the design as to why the designer should choose higher α with complete awareness that it leads to higher area, while the lower α with lower total area could ensure the same performance.

I also like that there's no "back button" on iOS — that was a confusing element for me on Android, as I don't think of going back to a previous screen on mobile (seems more like a browser), though I can see how some may like this.

In addition, our cohort consists of young men, and data from them were collected prior to their entry into the work force, which enabled us to avoid the confusing element of occupational exposure.

One of the film's more confused elements is its attitude toward the British class system.

The tariff should reflect usage without confusing fixed elements in order to encourage household changes in behaviour [28].

Another planned update will add more information and clarity around "often confusing travel elements," such as add-ons, duration and transfers — also intended to de-stress the trip-planning processes by making customers feel better informed and more in control.

Reviewers thought the game's flaws were its vague ending, confusing plot elements, and narrative pacing problems.

Roman historical tradition, however, seriously confused the elements of the true picture.