Sentence examples for confusing passage from inspiring English sources
Still, it was a very difficult time and a confusing passage through puberty -- it can be tough to learn to be a man when your mom is getting more pussy than you are.
In what looks like the theatre of the absurd, prosecutors have for weeks been senselessly reading out pages from their multi-volume case, often confusing pages and repeating passages twice.
For example, you could underline important passages, circle confusing ones, and star inconsistencies.
Ask her to poke holes in your argument or tell you what passages are vague or confusing.
The social lie -- the white lie -- as everyone knows is designed to ease polite passage through the labyrinth of confusing and often awkward interactions.
There are confusing motivations and equally confused and confusing reactions.
It's confusing, yet it all helps you understand Holiday's passage from a hard-core swing singer into a pop idol.
With fond exasperation, Dickstein calls the baroque structure "confusing, even sophomoric," and writes of a particularly gooey passage, "Were I not so moved by it, I'd be tempted to dismiss this as self-indulgent prose poetry".
The discussion and illustrations are devoted mainly to the nasal passages, and emphasis is placed on lesions that are potentially confusing because of problems of terminology or unusual histologic features.
And because the influenza passage was read out loud to students, Mr. Kadamus said, it would have been too confusing to attribute the quotations to people who actually spoke them; the passage worked more smoothly, he said, as a single-person narration.
