Sentence examples for confusing relationship from inspiring English sources

It was the last time the two men spoke, the painful coda to a confusing relationship.

Molly Redden Trump has a difficult and confusing relationship with Wall Street and it's not likely to get any better now that he is in the White House.

My colleagues Matt Goren and Victoria Plaut at UC Berkeley have tackled the confusing relationship between White identity and intergroup attitudes in a 2011 paper published in the journal Self and Identity.

Two weeks before her marriage in 1958, Ms. Lewis told her fianc Joseph Tinney, that she did not understand her confusing relationship with her mother and that she did not know who her father was.

Country fans have perhaps the most confusing relationship with Americana out of anyone, and that's because listeners, as a community, have been engaged in a culture war since the 1990s fighting over the genre's soul.

To add to the complexity, Mr. Erdogan's party — the Justice and Development Party, or A.K.P. — has a confusing relationship with Islamism, or the belief in a society governed according to Islamic law.

Nor is it clear that families with a cloned child would face more confusing relationships than already exist in today's divorced, blended and extended families.

I'd been out a number of times, all these disastrous, confusing relationships one after another".

The government has a confused relationship with the Kalash.

As the confused relationship between Wallace and Chantry develops, she says: "I'm not sure about anything".

Last week the OECD published two new reports which shine a light on our complex and confused relationship with fossil fuels.