Sentence examples for confusing whether from inspiring English sources

I could definitely see where it would be confusing whether I was the character or not, and I myself wasn't entirely sure".

It's the cultural mores beyond the music that are confusing: whether to shake hands or hug after the concert; the toilet queue that forms because none of the non-Germans understands the flush system.

There are a couple of potential reasons for this, but one of the primary floating theories is that the service is still confusing — whether that's staying online, or signing up for the first time.

(And once again it is legitimately confusing whether or not these people literally think prayers are an actionable thing).

It's a bit confusing whether the paper aims to describe findings from economic studies in Europe vs worldwide.

It is still confusing whether Cap2 KD directly alters (increases or decreases) AVP peptide production and whether the aberrant physiological responses in SL-stimulated Cap2 KD rats could be explained by elevated AVP action?

"They don't want to wake up in the morning confused whether they're in Denver or Nashville.

Elevated ALP result could confused whether they got elevated because of live or bone disorder.

Putting this all inside Facebook's main app might not feel quite right either, as people might be confused whether they're privately syncing with a few friends or posting to everyone.

A day after the world got confused whether or not the Switch was truly hacked, a group of programmers have released PegaSwitch, a "toolkit" that allows for limited code execution, allowing users to execute some unsigned code on the Switch.

Curiously, his website lumps his "past and present endorsements" all into one list, which confuses whether the groups listed are endorsing his current Senate bid or his past run for Congress.