Sentence examples for confusing to start from inspiring English sources

It looks confusing to start now".

It can be confusing to start again if the ordering gets confused -- the indication of a problem is an uneven plait.

It gets more confusing: to start with, the exact date of the establishment of the Greek state is disputed.

"It's terribly confusing to start with, but it's quite easy to pick up, and once you understand it, it's great," Melbourne businessman Charles Chatfield said.

It can be quite confusing to start off but you'll get used to it.

"There are so many Junior Isas out there," says Carolyn. "The cash one and the shares one, and there is not a lot of time to go and investigate all those, especially with my daughter around, so it gets really confusing where to start and you end up doing nothing".

"You tend to get very confused signals to start off with," said Daniel Holtgen, a spokesman for the European Aviation Safety Agency.

I got up, and the question was a little bit confusing to me, and I just started speaking without really processing".

Where is the curious but confused new listener to start?

This confused me enough to start me down the road to philosophy.

Confused about where to start and whom to hire to assist him, Mr. Chinman posted his comment asking for advice.