Sentence examples similar to excessively confusing from inspiring English sources

We wrote the provision because when high-risk investing blows up, it should vaporise only the funds of investors, not the credit essential for a strong economy.However, while your general critique of the Volcker rule is misplaced, I share your criticism that the proposed regulations for implementing it are excessively lengthy and confusing.

Monitor's burgeoning and conflicting role is symptomatic of a confused and excessively complex system in which it will be difficult for managers to focus on the real issues of care quality and efficiency.

So confusing.

Sounds confusing.

Or confusing.

Confusing stuff.

Really confusing.

Sound confusing?

Confusing ballot.

Very confusing.

"So not excessively excessive.