Sentence examples for great confusing from inspiring English sources

The difference is that under Trump, the untruths dished out by his official spokespeople have piled up in great, confusing heaps, spanning everything from inauguration crowd sizes to Trump's fondness for violent rhetoric.

The old king was left in "a great confuse and wonder".

She used her incredible kick serve to great effect, confusing Williams with the occasional kick to the forehand, which jumped up and in on Williams several times.

In his original stage directions, Williams described her as "a little woman of great but confused vitality clinging frantically to another time and place," whose characterization "must be carefully created, not copied from type".

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During the covert interview, the microphone generated a great deal of confusing ambient sound.

My personal view is that Sally got caught unawares in the great, deep, and confusing eddy of contingency, which has other contingency streams running into it, some visible, some too deep-coursing for us to know about.

Places To have a world of possibilities is sometimes great and sometimes confusing.

But as Trump does what he does best and kicks up great clouds of confusing media coverage, the proper response is a yawn.

Interestingly, Frances finds out quickly she's been confusing great sex for love when Julian freaks out by her recent decision to divorce Robert and her request to stay with him for a few days.

This looks great but is briefly confusing.