Sentence examples for difficult and confused from inspiring English sources

Foreign Minister Alain Juppé declared yesterday that the situation was "difficult" and "confused" and that the West had underestimated Colonel Gaddafi's ability to adapt his tactics in response to the Nato intervention.

The secondary characters are much more absorbing, and the show picks up conspicuously when they become the focus: the children are believably difficult and confused; so are Lily's sister, who fell for a married man, and Rick's ex-wife, who fell for a younger man.

Getting out, these employees say, can be difficult and confusing.

Buying a car in Singapore is difficult and confusing.

Bouillabaisse has long had a reputation for being difficult and confusing.

The parameters that may affect measurements are not completely understood and interpreting the results becomes difficult and confusing.

Mr. Chambers says it makes easy and intuitive what was often difficult and confusing.

And I also wanted to reflect the fact that life can be difficult and confusing between the ages of 11 and 17, even when armed with a wand".

While buying jewelry, whether at department or specialty stores, craft fairs or on eBay, is quick and easy, selling it is often slow, difficult and confusing.

The new so-called Spag tests for seven- and 11-year-olds have been widely condemned by the profession as inappropriate, with complaints from both professionals and parents that the tests are too difficult and confusing.

Sergeant Vela's former platoon commander, Sgt. First Class Steven Kipling, said the shooting of Mr. Janabi was a result of Iraq's violent environment and the often difficult and confusing choices that servicemen make daily.