Sentence examples for exactly confusing from inspiring English sources

It's not exactly confusing – though it could be a little clearer about some basic contextual information – but rather it frantically bounces from one subplot to another, with decidedly mixed results.

Older kids called me names and dropped their wrists at me, which was just confusing: what exactly was the matter with them?

He felt a little queasy and confused, though he couldn't focus on what, exactly, was confusing.

I am not sure who exactly is confused and disappointed, because this is how science works.

Borders bookstores — with their cafes, toys and games and large displays of movies and music — have never exactly been confused with, say, university libraries.

Which is confusing; how exactly could you make an "indirect" public show of same-sex amorous feelings, and how would the police recognise it?

It gets confusing too because where, exactly, are we talking about?

How exactly to do that, though, can be confusing.

Dulcie is not senile, exactly, but she's sometimes confused, and her confusion is part of the way we see things in Late Friends.

These overtones in QD can be confusing to the untrained researcher and exactly lead one to claim using methods they are in fact not using.

The ABCs of Port The reason port is different from other dessert wines, and confusing to newbies, is that all ports are made exactly the same way.