Sentence examples for confusing from from inspiring English sources

"It was confusing from the start.

But it can get a bit confusing from there.

It can seem daunting and confusing from the outside.

Recent Oscar history is confusing from the point of view of indie filmmaking.

But what's confusing from our point of view is that Twitch is the livestreaming platform for gamers, so for them to move into other verticals is to risk diluting their brand messaging".

Depending on how familiar you are with the history of the various buildings and construction techniques, you may move smoothly from one venue to the next or perhaps take a break, to avoiding confusing from these two leading proponents of neoclassicism and metal structure.

The Bagger has been confused from the start about this whole Oscar timing bit.

Steve Smith kept the Lakers confused from the outside and hit 4 of 5 shots for 10 points in the quarter.

Though "A Time to Kill" made him a movie star, the younger McConaughey was really at his best in his first film, "Dazed and Confused," from 1993.

(It's next to the doorman whose full-time job appears to be preventing the confused from straying into One Penn Plaza).

"Because my sexual boundaries were confused from a young age I became promiscuous, because a part of me thought you got attention and love through sex.