Sentence examples for confusing to say from inspiring English sources

Confusing, to say the least.

The language in this field is confusing to say the least - reading that "phthalates may promote female puberty by increasing kisspeptin activity" or that dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane can have dangerous effects doesn't really help in understanding what the risks are.

Faggen has chosen to reproduce all of the more than 40 notebooks essentially "as is," which is perhaps helpful for scholars but is taxing for regular readers, who will find Frost's chronological shifts confusing (to say nothing of such unenlightening entries as "Come see kill a vase" and "Marriage Japanese Dwarf tree").

I asked Hiroshi Lockheimer, who heads up engineering on Android, about the issue and the answer was confusing to say the least.

It's frustrating though when in one breath she will praise taking ownership of her sexuality and in the next shame other women for doing it... Confusing, to say the least.

It was confusing, to say the least.

The messages sent in this book were confused to say the least.

Correction Short change ReprintsOn the other hand, it is plain wrong, not merely confused, to say that capitalism (as opposed to economics) is "value-free".

CHICAGO — "This place is confusing to me," says Kilroy, the permanently punch-drunk ex-prizefighter hero of Tennessee Williams's "Camino Real," who has landed in a Latin American town from which he cannot seem to escape.

"The term osetra is being used rather loosely these days, and while this may not be illegal, it is confusing to consumers," said Dr. Ellen Pikitch, the executive director of the Institute for Ocean Conservation Science at Stony Brook University on Long Island.

"Mixing content and commerce was confusing to people," says CEO John Caplan.