Sentence examples for confusing sentences from inspiring English sources

One critic who did mention Figure 2 [17] complained: "There are other confusing sentences that also reflect poor editorial work, for example "Up to 14 months, no animals in the control groups showed any signs of tumors whilst 10 30 % of treated females per group developed tumors, with the exception of one group (33 % GMO + R)."….I was left wondering if anyone had really read the paper carefully".

We spent about an hour sitting around the coffee table and communicating in confusing sentences, every attempted conversation ending in unbridled laughter.

(Fig. 5) Next, another window opens with a lot of confusing sentences and letters.

It's a good idea to at least revise each chapter before releasing if you're publishing as you go to avoid spelling errors and confusing sentences.

It may not be possible to fully explain a term every time you use it, but some creative references and strategies for boiling down complex ideas will help the business writer to cut down on jargon and confusing sentences.

Go through and pick what scenes have gone well and which you don't like so you can change some questionable areas, as well as fixing confusing sentences and grammatical errors.

There are many such confusing sentence elements: complex objects that consist of and-, or-, or comma-separated elements; quotations; prepositions and articles; proper names; punctuation marks.

That's a strange and confusing sentence, but it's what happened, and it's potentially important.

We apologize for this confusing sentence.

"This needs to be overhauled," Mr. Winkler said as he looked at an article about Royal Philips Electronics with a confusing lead sentence.

Sarah Palin packed her sprawling endorsement of Donald Trump last night with alliteration, cultural references, throwbacks to her own political speeches and confusing half-sentences.