Sentence examples for confusing issues from inspiring English sources

The Clintons function by blurring lines, confusing issues and always, always making the fight about wrongs done to them.

Confusing issues of religious intolerance and political violence, he writes a two-minute thrash song called "Christfuck Machetedeath," which his band, Hate Boner, then records as the ninth track on their new album.

For my part I've never been too much of a fan of bathhouses because they present so many confusing issues of protocol and etiquette that can induce a certain amount of confusion and anxiety.

So there are very confusing issues and they can't be simplified.

Students -- yes, even 10-year-olds -- can learn multiplication tables and the Declaration of Independence and still find time to address the frightening, confusing issues that we face.

The law allows only one year for the state to create a system of licenses for growers, processors and sellers, and to resolve equally confusing issues like the potency levels of the various products and the prices.

The media takes all opportunities to confuse issues.

"People sometimes confuse issues, and that's what makes our city look bad," Mr. Saavedra said.

The article confuses issues of genital reconstructive surgery with gender assignment and possible gender change later in life.

Characterizing their complaints as an "attempt to confuse issues and raise doubt about obscure issues," Coyle said that the Australians were attempting "to spin clouds of doubt about me, my paper and thus Armstrong".

She holds that conceiving of discrimination in terms of the consequences or impact of an act, rather than in terms of its intent, "confuses issues" by conflating discrimination with oppression.