Sentence examples for confusing is from inspiring English sources

What's confusing is the question of who.

"The news was confusing, is still confusing" Ms. Nir said.

"Confusing" is a good word more broadly for Western policy throughout the Middle East.

Yes, what some reviewers find confusing is Smith's taking up Joyce's famous difficulty.

"What was confusing is now not," Mr. Reiser says at the end of the ad.

"Just sitting and listening to what they find engaging and what they find confusing is incredibly illuminating," she said.

Particularly confusing is the term "Greenwich mean time" which is used in different reports meaning both 'civil time' and 'astronomical time' at Greenwich.

What's confusing is the willingness of some to support the president's policies without question, while Americans and Iraqis die daily.

"How confusing is it for consumers to see different designers keep reinventing all these brands?" Ms. Wintour asked.

How confusing is it for them now, when scientists receive death threats for simply doing honest research on our planet's climate history?

But what makes this policy confusing is that the government currently wants to use university teaching excellence measures to grant fee increases.