Sentence examples for confusing to follow from inspiring English sources

Like "The X-Files" and "Lost" it can be confusing to follow, but it's fun to watch.

There is even now the concept of a "metafog": when "something is so self-referential (ie, meta), that it loses all meaning because it is too confusing to follow," according to Urban Dictionary.

"What I heard him say there, that he was willing to trade tax increases for reductions," Mr. Perry said in an answer that was a bit confusing to follow.

The city's perpetual transformation can be confusing to follow on land, but out on the river it comes into focus, especially the evolving system of parks and green spaces along the banks, a monumental change in the urban environment that sometimes seems to proceed by stealth.

The paper uses many of them, making it somewhat confusing to follow results from all of them.

As I've written in my book The Portion Teller Plan and research articles, these serving sizes may be confusing to people trying to follow dietary advice.

It's confusing to me, very confusing.

Confusing, to say the least.

Sounds confusing to me, too.

Perhaps they were confusing to respondents.

The sizing is confusing to me.