Sentence examples for confusing to know from inspiring English sources

For consumers considering going the route of cord-cutting, there have never been so many options to choose from – but it can also be confusing to know which services to choose.

"It is very confusing to know what to do".

For students considering a career in law, it can be confusing to know what to study.

Let down: Multiple entries for lots of different kinds of food can make it confusing to know which version you're eating.

Regarding rice noodles, there are a lot of types to choose from, and it can be a little confusing to know how to prepare them — the directions on the package don't necessarily help.

Some patients or patient advocates testified in support of the drugs, while others said they were more concerned about the risks or that the matter was too confusing to know what position to take.

Those on the receiving end may be too scared or shocked to reply in the moment and perhaps too confused to know whether or how to respond later.

Lurie resolves to stay on the farm to protect his daughter, a domestic act of love by a broken man in search of redemption but almost too confused to know where to find it.

The people will be too confused to know they are only shooting themselves in the foot.

Sex friends are great because you get to have sex with them but they are also the worst because you're always too confused to know whether hand-holding or communal breakfast is weird.

Give proper and encouraging advice, but if you're too confused to know what to do, simply don't say anything.