Sentence examples for is confusing in from inspiring English sources

But this book is confusing in much more important ways.

This part is confusing in a whole new way.

Ayer should have dropped the movie-within-a-movie, which is confusing in an unproductive way — we share the men's point of view without it.

Meirav Chovav, an analyst at Salomon Smith Barney, agreed: "What we're hearing from both institutional and individual investors is that everything is confusing in terms of what fits in where".

On the trials the ancient evidence is confusing: in 187 an attack on Lucius for refusing to account for 500 talents received from Antiochus (as war indemnity or personal booty?) was parried, and in 184 Africanus himself may have been accused but not condemned.

But the report is confusing in a number of regards, and is propelling new rumors that Apple's new large form iPod touch, or tablet (which itself is naturally still a rumor, though an increasingly likely one), could be rushed to be out in time for the holidays — this year.

Knoblauch has stopped making himself available to the news media, but it is apparent from his at-bats that he is confused in his approach at the plate.

There is much that is confused in such apprehensions.

The report is confused in other ways as well; in any case, no trace of this voluminous non-philosophical corpus, if it ever existed, seems to have survived.

She is confused, in shock, has superficial lacerations to her face and severe pain in her pelvis and legs.

It was confusing in the beginning.