Sentence examples for confusing scrap from inspiring English sources
It's been a long and often confusing scrap, which really got going three years ago.
He thus produces a convincing picture of a haphazard, terrifying and – at the time and after, to combatants and historians alike – terminally confusing scrap.
Quips and undead humor aside, Olivia "Liv Mooree, like Veronica Mars, has lost something precious to her and is in the process of rebuilding a new life out of the confusing, contradictory scraps of the old one.
Series creator Chris Carter felt that the series' ongoing story lines were becoming too confusing, so he scrapped them and started over.
Once you finish a piece of writing, let it sit for a day and then read it over with fresh eyes, catching confusing bits or scrapping whole paragraphs anything to make your piece better.
"We want to scrap our confusing, unfair tax code and replace it with a simple flat tax of one low rate with no deductions or special interest loopholes," notes FreedomWorks on its website, which has a whole page dedicated to the flat tax.
In a victory for consumers and The Independent's Fair Energy campaign, Scottish and Southern Energy is today scrapping its confusing range of deals to challenge rivals' predatory pricing.
A bit confusing, perhaps.
A solid defense of the rich few while tossing a confusing mix of words and scraps to the non-rich majority comes close to the conservative formula Aristotle recommended almost 2400 years ago: blend oligarchy and democracy so elegantly, he advised, so that "there should appear to be both elements and yet neither".
"The government remains firmly resolved to scrap this layer of confusing red tape.
