Sentence examples for has been confusing at best from inspiring English sources

6) The data suggesting that the Angptl receptor interacts with Notch are very preliminary: To date, the data on non-canonical Notch ligands has been confusing (at best).

Previous evidence regarding the roles of MMPs and inflammation in the regulation of CNS plasticity has been confusing, at best, with some studies showing positive and others showing negative effects.

Policy moves from western governments have been confusing at best and harmful at worst.

A European diplomat who was involved in the effort to coordinate a Western response to the hostage seizure said that the information available to the United States, France and Britain had been "confusing at best, and sometimes contradictory".

Moore's statements on the issue have been confusing at best.

Not infrequently, catathrenia has been confused with expiratory snoring.

Without wishing to sound self-righteous, I've honestly never felt like part of a private club and have always been confused — at best, and at worst, enraged — when I realize someone else is (contentedly) working that angle.

This must have been confusing.

ATLANTA — Two murals intended to spruce up blighted neighborhoods in Atlanta have been painted over after some residents complained that they were confusing at best, demonic at worst.

And let's not forget that advertising pertaining to HDTV is confusing at best, misleading at worst.

Legislatively, they are confusing, at best.