Sentence examples for confusing for an from inspiring English sources

Things can be confusing for an entertainer who relies on the nightlife when there is no night.

Veering from set talking points could be confusing for an audience tuning in to be reassured about the President and his accomplishments, not the issues he has yet to to solve.

I guess that's confusing for a lot of people.

This is all rather confusing for a soft-left liberal such as myself.

While the availability of so many choices can be liberating, it also can be confusing for a young person first facing them.

Ms. Norwalk at Medicare agreed that it would be "confusing for a beneficiary" to decide which of many possible discount cards to use.

The exhibition is hung backward, which is confusing for a casual visitor to the dark downstairs corridor and several side rooms in which the objects are displayed.

Spending time in a German office can be confusing for a foreigner.

It's confusing for a lot of people, including myself at times.

How confusing for a child who has only ever thought her mother captivating.

The buses are great but may be confusing for a first time visitor.