Sentence examples for confusing sentiment from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Chinese people should forgive Britain's confusing sentiment.

The official newspaper added: "Perhaps Chinese people should forgive Britain's confusing sentiment.

And it was by virtue of his excellent movement — his mime — that the Jewish-born Kovarsky exhibited the internal terror of the terrorist who performs "bravery" out of a confusing mixture of adrenalin, twisted sentiment, and fear.

There are confusing motivations and equally confused and confusing reactions.

The transition from a history of top-down administration to multi-party politics, a market economy and harsh austerity measures has created an environment which may have appeared confusing in terms of where to direct sentiments and expressions of frustration.

On top of dealing with confusing feelings about her first kiss, Tiger has to work through her conflicting sentiments toward family and home.

Too confusing?

It's very confusing.

Right sentiment.

And more confusing too".

No sentiment?