Sentence examples for confusing line from inspiring English sources

Anyway, everything coming from a singularity is a confusing line of questioning because the universe was probably infinite at the time of the big bang so it didn't really come from a singularity.

Similarly, he said, he always suspected that Dumbledore was gay, though this was never stated explicitly in any of the books, and though Ms. Rowling had to point it out to him in the margin of one of his earlier scripts, lest he put in a confusing line implying that Dumbledore was reminiscing about a girl he once knew.

"Lee is forced to tread a very difficult and sometimes confusing line between the political realities of the day and the fiscal realities of the day, and that is a very difficult line to be straight on sometimes," said Mitchell H. Pally, a member of the authority's board.

Dad would tape notes to the headboard of my bed, with captivating but confusing lines from books.

The command structure on the Deepwater Horizon seems to have been completely muddled, with officials from BP, Transocean and Halliburton hopelessly tangled in confusing lines of authority and blurred definitions of who was ultimately responsible for what.

Confusing lines about fish were hastily written and chuckled at.

However, it is still possible to confuse line scratches with true vertical lines in an image sequence, and again undegraded material is then passed for correction.

That's not a knock on the other work, but a testament to this one; to repurpose the Dazed and Confused line, I keep getting older, but Jackie and Max stay the same age.

There is no discernible gap between the end of David's turn and the start of Jill's response; she comes in quickly with "carer," and looks confused (line 16).

There can also be confused lines of communication.

However, though the report criticised Godfrey it concluded his briefings had not affected MG Rover's collapse but suggested confused lines of command by concluding that Patricia Hewitt, then trade and industry secretary, had not been party to those briefings.