Sentence examples for confusing order from inspiring English sources

Valerie Barnwell, who works at the Starbucks at 44th Street and Lexington Avenue, said she was once trying to make sense of a customer's confusing order when he stopped in midsentence and said, "Hold on, I'm in Starbucks".

Realizing that his force was almost surrounded by Japanese ships, Callaghan issued the confusing order: "Odd ships fire to starboard, even ships fire to port" (save that no pre-battle planning had assigned any such identity numbers to reference, and the formation was already chaotic).

The Canadians had just retaken it, and Major Remus was left with confusing orders from the top.

Despite backlash about confusing ordering, Instagram now says relevancy sorting has led to its 800 million-plus users seeing 90percentt of their friends' posts and spending more time on the app.

Mr. Toikka, a former Nokia executive, said that cellphone carriers were similar to health insurance companies in that they make their plans deliberately confusing in order to maximize revenue.

I sometimes wonder if announcements from the government on embarrassing data related to poverty are intentionally confusing in order to shield the reality of hurt in this country.

Care was taken to avoid confusing the order and apparent ease of recall of issues with their importance to the interviewee.

But Tiffany confused the order with items the Berricks had bought for themselves, among them a crystal vase and decanter totaling about $180, a large sum at the time.

Had the electrodes directly spurred eye movements (rather than that movement responding to where the brain had processed the flash as coming from) the eyes would have moved between the flashes but confused the order of the real and the artificial flash.

These so-called Islamic scholars keep their message so complicated so as to create chaos, to confuse in order to control.

The rest of the division had somehow confused its orders and did not follow the 53rd and the rest of its brigade.