Sentence examples for confusing to find from inspiring English sources

"It is confusing to find out that there is an 11-month period of your life that was no longer yours.

It is delightfully confusing to find yourself convinced of a young woman's infatuation, only to double-take when realizing that she is in fact portrayed by a rotund man.

It is therefore confusing to find that these references fail to back up such claims, in my opinion.

Readily available, fool's onion can be confusing to find.

(The Google scan is mis-labeled "Madonna of San Zaccaria," so it can be confusing to find).

Was slightly confused to find the Palace unsupportively declining to explain away my comment.

I liked Dennis's drunken wine expert, confused to find New Zealand at both ends of a world atlas.

Having already learned of the end to my college search, I was confused to find myself frolicking on the greens of another university.

But instead of snuggling in, Thomas wriggled to escape, his little fists pummeling the air like an alien parachutist confused to find he had broken his fall on Joanna's chest.

Shut Up & Dance, anyone?... Blondie, Chase & Status and the Cribs party amid the "luxury camping" at Kendal Calling 29-299 JuLowtherher Deer Park, nr Penrith) … Finally, attendees of the Cheltenham Jazz Festival (27 Apr-2 May, Cheltenham Town Hall) might be confused to find electronic duo Lamb, Roots Manuva, and hot producer Bonobo among the lineup.

The sweet spot, then, is in those too cowed not to react and too confused to find legal representation.