Sentence examples for is only confusing from inspiring English sources

But in the era of more sophisticated smartphones when many shoppers are already baffled by choices between operating systems and software features, some analysts and marketing experts say that RIM is only confusing consumers, rather than increasing sales, with its array of handsets.

Adaptive Insights is considered one of the leaders in the area referred to as "corporate performance management" (or CPM for short, which is only confusing if Adaptive's kind of CPM is used by an online advertising team looking to improve their CPMs).

But I was only confusing them; they knew how society worked.

"At the moment it would be only confusing for people to think that [I would step in].

When, the following year, I saw the Sebastian Nübling world premiere of Simon Stephens' Pornography, I was only confused further.

Therefore, we argue that they were only confused, not trapped.

It is only by confusing experience and memory that we believe experiences can be ruined.

Static Shock is only a young, confused teenage boy.

But since Social Security is forbidden from taking money from taxpayer revenues, all the Deficit Commission and AmericaSpeaks propaganda about those figures is only meant to confuse and manipulate.

This is what is on my agenda currently, and mixing that up with a contemplation of how at this given second I am actually okay is only going to confuse me.

But with Brexit negotiations already at an impasse, and the deadline for the U.K. to leave the European Union looming, a general election is only likely to confuse matters further.