Sentence examples for confusing kind from inspiring English sources

It is a confusing kind of demotion for a confusing kind of cricketer, a bowler who remains simultaneously monotonous, linear, robotic, but also entirely sui generis.

The soldiers are callous, as you would expect young men caught up in a particularly ugly and confusing kind of war to be.

In a region that favours five-star glitz – and where complex guest/host dynamics can foster a confusing kind of arm's-length hospitality – chances to stay in local homes are few and far between.

It was a confusing kind of protest; cake, nursery rhymes and party poppers for the toddlers, while their mothers argued the role East Thames were playing in the social cleansing of their area.

It thus violates the rationality of explanation to confuse one kind of explanation with another kind of object.

We weren't just mad, we were sort of enraged; no one was merely confused, but kind of totally mystified.

"They may sometimes confuse this kind of an addiction — like an alcohol addiction or a sexual addiction — with a spiritual or moral weakness.

Sincerely, Confused, and kind of slutty  .

Today, the parents at my kids' school were confused and kind of sad.

We teach our kids about kindness every day, but it's a complicated concept to teach because I do not want them to confuse being kind with being nice.

The critics of globalization often confuse differing kinds of diversity.