Sentence examples for confusing territory from inspiring English sources

We're getting into confusing territory.

"It's just confusing territory for hoteliers," he said, and gay people need to speak up.

Yet its very watchable principal characters and surreal edge, though occasionally tipping into confusing territory, left me wanting more.

Aidells and his co-author, Anne-Marie Ramo, guide readers through this often confusing territory and, with rising meat costs in mind, highlight cuts that deliver flavor on the cheap.

Standing around other freshly turned teenaged "men," found my mind wandering into unfamiliar, confusing territory.

But then he wandered off into confusing territory, talking about Iranian hacking.

Because of a European error in confusing their territory with that of the Kalabari Ijo (known as New Calabar), the Efik area became known as Old Calabar (see Calabar).

The Legal Conundrum of Cannabis Marijuana occupies confusing legal territory.

But some members of Congress were concerned that this would confuse the new territory with where they worked, the District of Columbia.

Texting should surely be defined as any significant button-pressing while driving, whether using a mobile phone or another machine, like a GPS device.There is a new class of accident derived from "confusing the map with the territory", and increasingly these involve hitting other people (rather than the motorist driving into a bridge or river).

That name directors have chosen to venture into risky territory has confused audiences and critics alike, who may be used to seeing anatomical closeups of the sex act only in pornography.