Sentence examples for is especially confusing from inspiring English sources

Elle's policy is especially confusing.

The picture is especially confusing on the edge of cities which, as they have grown, so their municipal boundaries have encroached on to counties, blurring the identity of those living on the outskirts.

2B) The description of Figure 3 is especially confusing.

When warring couples share the same quarters, it is especially confusing for children unable to accept their parents' breakup, she said.

In Cahors, its regional stronghold, malbec is called auxerrois, which is especially confusing since if people think of auxerrois at all, they think of a white grape by the same name in Alsace.

Same-sex couples' marriage status is especially confusing for those who married in one of the states that had a judge rule against its same-sex marriage ban and then had that decision stayed or completely overturned by higher courts.

Uneven loss of abilities can be especially confusing.

"One time I was watching it and it was especially confusing.

That's especially confusing on the iPhone, where tapping Shop takes you out of the Reader app and into your Web browser.

The claims and counter-claims about the state of the nation are especially confusing against the backdrop of a mining boom that is coming to an end, and the need to transition to new sources of jobs and growth.

For kids, this can be especially confusing.