Sentence examples for deeply confusing from inspiring English sources

It's deeply confusing to a country that's already confused, as well as to the Democratic Party.

In other words, Live View on existing cameras is slow, noisy and deeply confusing.

Our erogenous breasts become nurturing mammaries when we feed our babies, and the dual function can feel deeply confusing.

But no matter, for what Varoufakis did, like the rest of his party, has been deeply confusing.

Then, in the games, it becomes expedient to pretend she's in love with Peeta – expedient but deeply confusing.

As someone who is constitutionally inclined to complain about anything overly hyped, overly hierarchical and bascially invented for TV, I find the Champions League deeply confusing.

Russia is still deeply confused.

But I was deeply confused.

He was deeply confused and scared by it.

Crain variously describes West as "wince-making" and "deeply confused".

Yet another deeply confused "hard-wired brain" story.