Sentence examples for confusing state of from inspiring English sources

This week's not exactly unexpected news that British pop singer Adele has set a record for album sales in the U.S. is yet the latest sign of the confused and confusing state of the international music industry.

The current classification of the Rose-fronted Parakeet is a good example of this confusing state of affairs.

The taxonomy and nomenclature of Pyrrhura parakeets can be complicated; the taxonomic status of Bonaparte's Parakeet is a good example of this confusing state of affairs.

They're 1-0 down and, currently, they aren't going to make the play-offs which is a fairly confusing state of affairs.

As a handbook on the confusing state of contemporary China – covering the economic, political, social and historical essentials of the story – Tiger Head, Snake Tails succeeds admirably.

Yet, Mr. Ponte said he understood that eagerness to know: "It's the nature of the altered and confusing state of being an exile".

Cockerill's departure summed up the confused state of Leicester.

Some of the killings seemed to underscore the increasingly confused state of the battle in Homs.

Donald Trump landed in Scotland on Friday in a typically confused state of mind.

The suicide bombing added another chaotic element to an already confused state of affairs, even by Middle Eastern standards.

Combining fiction and documentary, in a manner that consciously brings both into question, it examines the way the media operate, the responsibilities of those employed in broadcasting and news journalism, and the highly confused state of America at the height of the Vietnam war.