Sentence examples for confusing to be from inspiring English sources
It must be confusing to be a kid.
It was confusing to be told by the state organization that it's right".
But, frankly, the ratings are too numerous, diverse, and confusing to be really useful to parents.
It's incredibly confusing to be a woman in a country that simultaneously tells you not to "breed" and restricts your access to birth control and abortion.
At first it is confusing to be recalled so insistently to the good things of life at the same time as being continuously reminded of horror and war; it seems almost shocking that Schonstein can list the ingredients of bostrengo - a delicious cake - and then, almost in the same breath, recount a massacre of children and old men.
The rules are confusing, to be sure; hence the growing cottage industry of so-called cost-segregation analysts.
I'm also a bit confused, to be honest.
As a result, the initial American reaction was confused, to be polite about it.
One reviewer, Lydia, thought that the plot was too confused to be convincing.
"Sometimes people are a bit confused, to be honest," said René Villeneuve, the museum's associate curator of early Canadian art.
