Sentence examples for confusing play from inspiring English sources

"It was kind of a confusing play," Giguère said.

(Genzlinger) 'PRAYER FOR MY ENEMY' Craig Lucas's provocative but confusing play about anger in America has more food for thought than a dozen new dramas.

C-Trip is a terminally confused young man, and "Drowning Crow" is a terminally confused play (2 30).

The crowd did not boo when St . Johns walked off the court trailing by 38-32 at halftime, and the lukewarm reaction mirrored the Red Storm's confused play.

With less consensus than ever before, it seems 2012 is an open and ever-so-slightly confused playing field.

Dustin Hoffman was in such a foul mood (in love, worried, confused, playing seven games when he only wanted to play one simple one, that of being in love - not even a game. Why does this have to happen to us?

I think people sometimes confuse playing two strikers with attacking.

In that tight little social system, providing what passed as love for the loveless, supplying identity for the confused, playing on fear and alternating threat and acceptance, changing names and leading games, building on the Family members' sense of alienation.

Well, just this week, the poor bastard appeared in the video for the new Iggy Azalea and Rita Ora tune, wandering around the set, wearing snakeskin boots, looking confused, playing what looks like a composite of roles he used to play in perhaps the most heinous collaboration since the Vichy government.

It's beautiful if confusing to play, but it's worth sticking with it until you appreciate its look and feel.

The Regent that Blackadder has to deal with can be relied on to do the foolish thing - whether it be ennobling Baldrick or confusing a play with real life.