Sentence examples for horribly confusing from inspiring English sources

It sounds horribly confusing to me, and I predict that Eurovision purists will toss their biggest fit since the orchestra was dumped in the late 90s.

As a driver, this new system may sound horribly confusing.

Without that, we're sending young adults into a world that can be, at best, horribly confusing, and, at worst, detrimental to their personal safety.

It's horribly confusing, spanning three decades and a morass of lies.

It is, on the face of it, a horribly confusing mess.

In other words, the past is not so different from the present, and what should be horribly confusing about "Blue Valentine" becomes its most rending aspect; namely, that as we swipe backward and forward through the rest of the film, we can't always tell the now from the then.

The upshot is, I'm horribly confused.

Poor Rudolf's dream ("traum," appropriately, in German) contained the standard ingredients of the devilish one in which one is poorly prepared and horribly confused.

After just a few minutes on Unfriendable, I am weighed down by the sense that the world is filthy with youngsters who muddle through life horribly confused, looking for understanding and information in all the wrong places.

Although they were several miles from where we stood, and wind-ripped and horribly confused, the waves had, because they were so big, the three-dimensionality of waves seen from much closer.

Whoever gets there first, scientists all over the world are bracing for a flood of discoveries that could help them sort out nature's order at its deepest levels -- or leave them horribly confused.