Sentence examples for frankly confusing from inspiring English sources

The situation in London regarding planning laws has been frankly confusing with an antiquated law from the 1970s," said a spokesman.

Looked at from the genetic point-of-view cancer represents a daunting and, frankly, confusing multiplicity of diseases (at least 100) that require an equally large variety of therapeutic strategies and substances designed to treat the particular tumor.

Figuring out how to start as a fashion blogger can be completely overwhelming and, frankly, confusing.

It's not that the phrase is abusive, it's that the phrase is limiting -- and frankly, confusing for a small child.

Putting aside all the elaborate, conflicting and frankly confusing recipes for potting mixes that have made my head whirl; I realise I need to understand better what I'm dealing with in order to make it work for me.

Released by Harvard Business Review in December of 2011 about a California-based tomato processing company called Morning Star, I found the idea of an organization "self-managing" itself to be fascinating, compelling -- and frankly, confusing as hell.

Losing this painting makes Britain look parochial and stuffy and frankly confused about our artistic priorities.

The affected person appears vague, drowsy or frankly confused with a decrease in their interest and ability to reason or to carry out practical tasks.

Round four was clearly won by the underdog as Pacquiao, looking lacklustre and frankly confused by his opponent ceded the advantage.

I'm drawn to the fighter in him, the one who does what it takes and keeps on getting up even when it's a struggle — which is why I was so frustrated, and frankly confused, that he so easily succumbed to the girl-and-alcohol set-up.

I was, frankly, confused by it all".