Sentence examples for confusing set from inspiring English sources
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A decidedly confusing set of messages emerged from these rituals.
The case presented a confusing set of facts.
"It was quite a confusing set of figures".
The state itself provides a confusing set of tax-financed benefits.
"It came out in dribs and drabs in a very confusing set of announcements".
Dazed and Confused, set in the late 70s, centered on a rowdy crew of teenagers celebrating the last day of high school.
And when, through the faults of our own or out of unforeseen circumstances, that friendship is abruptly cut off, a chilling, confusing sort of terror sets in -- a despair that settles like a discordant cloud of Saks perfume samples at a CUT Fitness soiree.
"Nicola was the creative director of Dazed and Confused and set a tone and vision beyond print, with an attitude born out of invention.
Similarly, Richard Linklater's "Dazed and Confused" is set in what — from the vantage point of 1993 — seemed like the altogether freer and cooler late '70s.
The Paris-based developed nations' club thinks unilateral action by individual countries could lead to a confused, fragmented set of rules with no clear standards.
