Sentence examples for especially confusing from inspiring English sources

Elle's policy is especially confusing.

"But see, here's where it gets especially confusing.

"One time I was watching it and it was especially confusing.

The narration becomes especially confusing when characters quote each other, and when Mr. Rodriguez occasionally flubs his lines.

That's especially confusing on the iPhone, where tapping Shop takes you out of the Reader app and into your Web browser.

This made the records especially confusing because it wasn't until May 1959 that the formula, with the final mount of estrogen officially added to the progestin, was fabricated and shipped to the trial participants.

Rush Limbaugh was especially confused.

Its sports reporters seemed especially confused by the need to shift registers.

Mr. Nielsen said they appeared to become especially confused when shifting back and forth between the modern Windows 8 mode and the desktop mode.

John Espinosa contributes an especially confused work called "Infinite Collapse," which consists of an aluminum polygon painted with a beautiful night sky and filled, according to the checklist, with 50 gallons of water from the Bermuda Triangle.

The debate late last fall over some form of proclamation took place during a period of especially confused policymaking on homelessness.