Sentence examples for is confusing about from inspiring English sources
As is common in "Birdseye" Mr. Kurlansky is confusing about the exact details.
This is part of what is confusing about Mr. Magloire's vision: even in a work like "Moments" for Lauren Toole and Mr. Carlson, the bond between dancer and musician was more rigid than spontaneous.
Indeed, what is confusing about the whole affair is why it has been allowed to go on for so long, and the lengths to which Russian authorities have gone to avoid the prosecution of those involved in Mr Magnitsky's death, when seemingly incontrovertible evidence of wrongdoing has been presented.
"We are focusing a lot of our energy on refining the core product and looking at what is confusing about the service".
What on earth is confusing about that?
What I'm confused about is more the WITsend post itself.
English progressivism is confused about this.
The truth is that nearly everyone is confused about this.
Today, no one is confused about who is a Democrat and who is a Republican.
The enterprise is confused about the cloud.
Being a novice programmer, Irene is confused about the syntax of "C++ Loops".
