Sentence examples for confusing shapes from inspiring English sources

Pro-cycling has, in recent weeks, thrown up a lot of great stories about people who bent reality into really confusing shapes so slowly that they didn't even notice how strange their lives had become.

In Wonderland, one must be sure keep one's wits about them, for identities are quickly confused, shapes and persons change sizes, and beheading condemnations are frivolously handed out.

Ni-Ti showed higher elastic recovery during unloading (Fig. 2), but this behavior should not be confused with shape memory and pseudoelasticity of Ni-Ti system as these properties cannot be activated in cold work state as it has been indicated for orthodontic wires and endodontic files made of Ni-Ti alloy [21 23].

The diagram in Appendix figure 1 could be confusing with many different shapes, colors and shadings.

Rating Van Gaal 6/10 Moyes 4/10 3-5-3-25-3-1-4-24-2, 4-4-1-1, 3-1-4-2, and 3-3-2-2: Van Gaal has proved flexible in the formation department yet is all this shape-shifting confusing the players?

Altering your feet at address is the easiest way to alter ball flight and shape without confusing and ruining your current swing mechanics.

You know that you don't know all your letters and numbers, and that sometimes you get your shapes confused.

It is thought that sharks can confuse their streamlined shapes for a large fish or seal.

There was no board and no way to win and those weirdly shaped dice looked confusing.

Though outwardly the couple had seemingly little in common – Charatan is described as sharp and polished, Durst as uncouth and confused – both were shaped by tragedy at a young age and, later in life, became estranged from their families.

If the cue ball is not in line with the diamond, try not to let the diamond shape confuse your aim.