Sentence examples for confusing to learn from inspiring English sources

Calculating your Net Worth can be complex and confusing, to learn how entrepreneurs can calculate theirs, I spoke with Paul Adams, founder and CEO of Sound Financial Group, an investment advisor based in Bothell, Washington who combined manages over $350 million for his investors.

The Franks were surprised and confused to learn last year that they were deemed marginal.

Jenkins released a statement saying he was "shocked and confused" to learn that he had tested positive for a banned performance-enhancing substance.

He's confused to learn there's not actually a "face-off machine" that can change his identity, and he's given to listing the absurd punishments he's taken in the line of duty, from ripping off his own arm to impersonating Barack Obama – all delivered with an impeccably straight face.

If this is confusing to children, well, life is confusing, and it's never too soon to learn that lesson.

It's confusing to me, very confusing.

Confusing, to say the least.

Sounds confusing to me, too.

Perhaps they were confusing to respondents.

That was confusing to me.

The sizing is confusing to me.