Sentence examples for is quite confusing from inspiring English sources

However, at first I found it quite hard to get into, as it is quite confusing.

It's a useless change that is quite confusing.

It is quite confusing what we are doing when we are attacking at the moment".

Now we're entering a weird world of token sales, a world in which the story is quite confusing.

Speaking on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme in July, Mr Wales said: "The law as it stands right now is quite confusing.

Understanding an ambivert is quite confusing.

The evidence for this split is quite confused in the later tradition, but Burkert (1972a, 192 ff).

It's quite confusing.

"Most laws are state based and can be quite confusing.

The mechanisms of alcohol intoxication are quite confusing.

But she said the whole situation was "quite confusing".