Sentence examples for directions are confusing from inspiring English sources
Ask yourself if the directions are confusing or hard to remember.
The food critic, an aristocratic soul whose love of food has taken him beyond eating, is the author of a scholarly article, "Toward a Semiotics of Pureed Vegetables". The editorial direction is confused, if not nonexistent.
(The two peeled are confusing).
· Neopolitan directions can be confusing.
The challenge that Mr. Bush faced tonight and will continue to face in the months ahead, said Richard C. Holbrooke, the former United States ambassador to Germany and the United Nations, "is channeling the public's emotions in a clear direction, because Americans are confused and, in many cases, scared".
The groups where everything is harder, where you revisit decisions, move slowly, are confused about the direction, and dread the politics.
"People are confused about the strategic direction of the group," said Mark Lambert of Merrill Lynch.
Many people are confused about their career direction.
When employees are confused about the strategy and direction of the organization, everyone slows down.
