Sentence examples for going to be confusing from inspiring English sources
Casie agreed: "It's going to be confusing".
"I think that is probably going to be confusing to the public," he said.
The relationship between local medical committees and CCGs is going to be confusing.
Mr. Ryan said, "I think it's like any new technology, when you use it for the first time — whether it be an appliance in your home or reading the numbers off a voting machine — it's going to be confusing".
It's definitely going to be confusing at first, but it also brings a team element to gameplay — something that Foursquare lacks.
Though it's explained at the beginning that the Zulu tribes were wooed by the government to wage a proxy war on Nelson Mandela's ANC, it's still going to be confusing for people to see a movie about the end of apartheid where all we see are blacks brutally attacking each other.
"And consumers are going to be confused.
"The kids are going to be confused.
Mitt Romney is never going to be confused for Pericles on the stump.
"We're confused," Dr. Lykken explained, "and we're probably going to be confused for a long time".
"There's no chance here that anyone is going to be confused," said Ms. Prunier, 43, a former film executive who lives in suburban Connecticut.
