Sentence examples for found confusing from inspiring English sources
Reading these passages helped me understand something that I had found confusing.
In that production, Ms. Hagedorn attempted to maintain the novel's split time frame, which many viewers found confusing.
The joke making the rounds in the industry is that it was the word "share" that Mr. Gates found confusing.
Noah Feldman describes the effort to dismiss John Yoo from the Berkeley law school as "shrill" and "unhelpful," a claim I found confusing.
Local election officials attributed the outcome to a ballot that had the name of presidential candidates on two pages, which they said many voters found confusing.
In one crucial moment, she plugged the term "4G iPod Nano" into the eBay search engine and received 1,700 results, which she said she found confusing.
A 32-year-old man was found confused and moaning in bed by family at 5 a.m., and brought in by family at 9 a.m.
The various pop and urban influences in that album, she found, confused the audience.
"He moves between drama and comedy, which some find confusing.
Yes, what some reviewers find confusing is Smith's taking up Joyce's famous difficulty.
"There's something about China and its rush to capitalism that I find confusing.
