Sentence examples for confusing rather than from inspiring English sources
But here the director and Jimmy McGovern, the screenwriter, crank up the dramatic intensity in ways that are forced and confusing rather than forceful and illuminating.
But on the issue that matters most the prospects for economic recovery the portents are confusing rather than apocalyptic.Last year ended on a forlorn note, with Britain the only big economy still trapped in recession.
Some interviews are more interesting than others, and they feel loosely stitched together with random threads of social-science research or Korkki's own observations; here, Korkki's meandering style becomes confusing, rather than disarming.
Clementi added that the "most important principle" of his proposal was to split governance and regulation: "A muddle of overlapping principles is clearly confusing rather than clarifying where responsibilities lie".
As we all know, early on in their studies students tend to find alternative analytical frameworks confusing, rather than intriguing – and our MA students spent a lot of time complaining about the different perspectives.
Writers on Social Security appear to constantly switch between the two alternative perspectives on the program's finances, which ends up confusing rather than illuminating readers.
But in some ways the announcement confused, rather than clarified.
It confuses rather than clarifies provisions for animal welfare in the UK.
Some are real and well appreciated while some are red herrings and are used to confuse rather than enlighten.
Much of the current debate may have confused, rather than enlightened applied researchers because the underlying source of the debate lacks transparency.
