Sentence examples for instance of confusing from inspiring English sources
One instance of confusing radon signals occurred in 1979.
In the Amphiboly, for instance, he complains that Leibniz "left nothing for the senses but the contemptible job of confusing and upsetting the representations" of the understanding (A276/B332).
The major cause of confusing was likeness.
This reduces incidences of confusing alternative gene names.
The output of search database is kind of confusing.
In passing, it is worth noting that in the wake of the revelations of Pandas' creationist history (discussed in more detail below), some have tried to dismiss Pandas as some kind of isolated instance of ID being confused with creationism, as if it was a crude mistake by ignorant creationists, disconnected from the rest of the (allegedly non-creationist) ID movement.
For instance, confusing new and old telephone numbers, or having a fuzzier memory of Ocean's Eleven as a result of watching the two sequels.
Pricing, for instance, can be confusing.
In recent weeks Kristol has drawn the ire of liberal Twitter for his conservative views, with users immediately calling him every nasty name in the book, and, in some instances, purposely confusing him with the actor Billy Crystal.
Controls are near-uniformly frustrating, while the titular remix levels (placing Zelda's Link in Donkey Kong levels, for instance) erroneously confuse controller-smashing difficulty with tests of skill.
