Sentence examples for is confusing from from inspiring English sources

Recent Oscar history is confusing from the point of view of indie filmmaking.

Neill Blomkamp's setting Alien 5 after Aliens but before Alien 3, which is confusing from a continuity perspective, but is great from a we're-not-dead perspective.

"It was confusing from the start.

But what's confusing from our point of view is that Twitch is the livestreaming platform for gamers, so for them to move into other verticals is to risk diluting their brand messaging".

The Bagger has been confused from the start about this whole Oscar timing bit.

He is confident the Giants' talent level is excellent, but the offensive line is young and tight end Jeremy Shockey has been confused from time to time.

"Because my sexual boundaries were confused from a young age I became promiscuous, because a part of me thought you got attention and love through sex.

Practicing his pronunciation with his brother in a taxi on the way to a gig in Lyon he had to apologise to the driver, who was confused from overhearing the pair peppering their perfect French with the calmly delivered equivalent of "Bollocks!

On 16 April, the court heard recordings of a cricket bat striking a door and gunshots fired through the door as the defence sought to prove the sounds were similar and so could be confused from a distance.

Make sure plates, cups, cutlery, bowls, and other dinner items are arranged properly in the drawers otherwise when your grandmother needs to find a bowl or spoon, she will be confused from where to look!

And, until 2009, Australia was welcoming more and more people each year: net immigration (the definition is confusing) rose from about 160,000 in 2004 to over 300,000 in 2008, though two-thirds of those were classed as temporary migrants.