Sentence examples for confusing interest from inspiring English sources

"The idea is to get rid of confusing interest rates and make it much more transparent," a spokesman said, stressing that the thrust will be on "simplicity".

The drawing style was appealing because of how clean it was and the parts I found confusing interested me.

Too often people confuse interest with value.

Confusing economic interests with national security interests is nothing new, but as long as corporate interests dominate the policy-making apparatus, we will witness the discovery of endless enemies in need of policing.

Moth memes spread on Reddit, Instagram, Twitter, and are hilariously confusing moth interest Facebook pages full of people who spend their free time thinking about these fuzzy lepidopterans.

Moth memes spread on Reddit, Instagram, Twitter, and there are hilariously confusing moth interest Facebook pages full of people who spend their free time thinking about these fuzzy lepidopterans.

In doing so, the Board (not for the first time) betrayed the Jews of Britain by confusing our interests with those of Israeli realpolitik.

Most of the current government efforts against this sort of fraud focus on confusing, high-interest home-equity loans that are pitched to people who often have few other lines of credit open to them and can lose their houses if they default.

This is a particularly slippery slope within wealth management where many competent individuals continue to confuse recreational interest and professional mastery.

Rawls adds that concern for our interests and plans of life does not mean we are selfish or have interests only in ourselves interests of a self should not be confused with interests in onself; we have interests in others and in all kinds of causes and ends (TJ 127/110).

This was rejected by the Robin Hood tax campaign group whose spokesman said the prime minister had "confused the interests of the Square Mile with the interest of Britain as a whole".