Sentence examples for dangerous and confusing from inspiring English sources
For one, the Saudis have decided to supply rebel forces in Syria with modern surface-to-air missiles, which may make the airspace situation there even more complex, dangerous and confusing.
The situation is spectacularly dangerous and confusing, deeply rooted in ancient animosities and rivalries.
Raime During our current queasy, dangerous and confusing period of history the sound of cold, stately dread has evolved in many quarters.
Looking through the White House's semantic acrobatics, it's clear that these US special forces will be entering a dangerous and confusing battlefield, and could very likely find themselves in combat situations.
"It's a really dangerous and confusing time for LGBT people in Egypt, but it also might be the right time to create more awareness and acceptance in the Egyptian society toward LGBT people by speaking up and making the community visible," she continued.
The main representation of black Americans in the film had no real roots and was portrayed as sneaky, violent, dangerous and confused.
Slate's Fred Kaplan called it the "most hostile, dangerous, and intellectually confused — if not outright dishonest — speech ever delivered by an American president to an international body".
"The Dangerous Alphabet," by Neil Gaiman, renowned for his high-art graphic novel series "The Sandman," is a puzzler — funny, frightening and confusing all at once.
"Frustrating and confusing.
It's hollow and confusing.
