Sentence examples for has been a confusing from inspiring English sources

Defining Palin, aesthetically as well as intellectually, has been a confusing scramble.

This has been a confusing race almost from the beginning, and it seems only to grow more muddled.

He added: "There has been a confusing situation at times as to the whereabouts of certain staff.

Even many of Mr. Bush's staunchest loyalists concede that the administration's approach to North Korea has been a confusing case study in atomic diplomacy.

The decriminalisation of cannabis has been a confusing development in the standoff between Georgia's young, progressive generation and their conservative elders.

SAN FRANCISCO — It has been a confusing season for America's working men, as the conversation around workplace harassment reveals it to be a nationwide epidemic — and many men wonder if they were involved or ignored the signs.

lap dog have been nothing but wonderful, I am feeling less fulfilled by the other things I was so excited to experience and that has been a bit confusing.

Empire Avenue, while a great service, has been a bit confusing.

The messaging around the device has been a bit confusing from the consumer perspective, and the $249 price point drew a fair bit of criticism, including our own review.

Ms Williams reiterates the breakdown saying, "The experience of the legal system for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women has been a negative, confusing and disempowering one".

"This has been a very confused administration," Abrahms noted.