Sentence examples for confusing trying from inspiring English sources

The operating system is a major shift away from the Windows XP-2000-7 design that so many millions of users had become accustomed; it is confusing, trying to be all things to all devices, tablets and PCs.

There's a lot of information available online from various shipping companies that offer passenger bookings, but it's not all in English and it can be confusing trying to compare what's out there yourself, so the best way to book is through a specialist agent.

It's so confusing trying to follow the news and everyone's health-care provider/teacher/bus driver has their own opinion… MICHAEL SPECTER: I agree that in the Internet age, with the screaming on the radio, etc., it is hard to know what to believe and who is informed and who is not.

It can be really confusing, trying to figure out who you are as a teen.

If you think your taxes are confusing, try filling out these immigration forms.

If that's confusing try doing it whilst sounding like a pirate.

It answered riders' questions sporadically, sometimes referring them to incorrect information on its Web site, even as commuters grew more confused trying to figure out shifting schedules.

But mostly, it's each man for himself – everybody's too busy and confused trying to comply with capitalism to try outsmarting it.

I am a specialist and I get confused trying to work out how to get help never mind someone suffering from a mental illness".

Customers are now so accustomed to web access, the company says, that they frequently get confused trying to login to the desktop client through the web browser.

I looked at him, confused, trying to explain.