Sentence examples for is a little confusing from inspiring English sources

Some of this is a little confusing.

Only the passage of time is a little confusing.

It also probably works best under adult supervision — particularly since the app's main menu is a little confusing.

The packaging and press release for Dion's new album "Heroes: Giants of Early Guitar Rock," which is out this week, on the Saguaro Road label, is a little confusing.

"Exorcising Hitler" has all the same ingredients — colorful anecdotes and harrowing recollections, an omnivorous intelligence and wide reading in the scholarly literature — but Taylor hasn't decided which version of the story of Germany's occupation he wants to tell, and the result is a little confusing.

That second statistic is a little confusing.

Once again, I think President Bush is a little confused.

That's a little confusing.

"It can be a little confusing.

The first time in the presence of United Arab Emirates coach Mahdi Ali can be a little confusing.

Mr. Berlinger ranks it as "incredibly" so, while Mr. Curry said it may be a little confusing.