Sentence examples for confusing mess from inspiring English sources

Small-Business Lending Is a Confusing Mess Why has there been so much less lending the last few years?

In its rough first episode on Fox tonight, "Firefly" is even more of a confusing mess than the description makes it sound.

And why small-business lending is such a confusing mess.

The wine list, sadly, is a confusing mess.

And yet no one says the language of Kirkegaard is a confusing mess.

Just cutting from good point to good point would be a confusing mess.

The Met's production, originally directed by John Copley, is still a hideous, confusing mess.

What followed was a confusing mess, not made any easier by hours of anguished wailing.

Given that I'm a culturally confused mess paying to have my dignity affronted by a 69-year-old man, and the man in question is a tragicomic figure unable to appreciate the seriousness of his ideas, the only unknown quantity left is Chubby's audience.

As a reader, I find characters likable when they're confused, messed up, indignant and funny.

It's just going to be a confused, chaotic mess of media manipulation, and it's terrifying and destructive and dehumanising and tragic.