Sentence examples for deemed confusing from inspiring English sources

The would-be universities have applied to the Privy Council for a particular university title, which must not be deemed confusing.

The result was a surfeit of selling that was widely deemed confusing and ineffective.

M&M/Mars did research among consumers to determine whether the name change would be deemed confusing, Mr. Tolkowksy said, and found it would not be.

The instructions and response format of the original SCNS-SF34 were deemed confusing by participants and were simplified.

Conversely, an operator returning a reference type based on the lvalue-ness of the expression was deemed too confusing.

They shot a two-hour pilot, which ABC recoiled at because it was deemed too dark and confusing.

As explained in Paul Muljad's Disney Theatrical Animated Features and later editions of the DVD, the scene was deemed too terrifying, and perhaps confusing, for young children.

And as she studied the Gnostic gospels, the early Christian texts long deemed heretical, Pagels found herself confused about her own faith.

Patients were excluded if they had only moisture lesions, were unconscious, confused, cognitively impaired, deemed ethically inappropriate to approach, did not speak or understand English or unable to provide informed consent.

Patients with only moisture lesions or who were unconscious, confused, cognitively impaired or deemed ethically inappropriate to approach (e.g. death was imminent) were excluded.

The Franks were surprised and confused to learn last year that they were deemed marginal.