Sentence examples for is almost confusing from inspiring English sources

The team's scoreboard reads "Visitors" for the away team and "Tourists" for the home team, which is almost confusing enough to make me laugh.

It's almost confusing.

We notice from these curves that the two moments are almost confused (Figs. 1 and 2).

"Here, you give them a drink and a smoke and they're almost confused.

Even so, the book is almost impossibly confusing.

But its headlines—"Bandits at dawn", "Gobbler's Gulch"—hardly suggested a new broad-mindedness.The government is almost as confused.

Appropriation, abstraction and seriality (art-worldese for repetition) are crunched together in two galleries headlined "Consuming  Images" that are almost disgracefully confused.

The substitutions were almost as confused as City's defending during those moments of a night when the club, frankly, embarrassed themselves.

A lot is being said about the public's appetite for heroes and for brands (although in our perplexed historical moment, human heroes and trophy brands are almost inextricably confused... perhaps the more so after today).

These two things feature quite prominently during political campaigns and election-year events, and they are almost always confused.

The emergency medical system is almost as vast as it is confusing.