Sentence examples for is slightly confusing from inspiring English sources

"To people on the outside, who maybe judge my personal life... I'm sure it is slightly confusing.

"It is slightly confusing for someone from outside the BBC to understand why 6 Music is not sitting with the Radio 1 family, as there is clearly more connection musically within that team than with Radio 2," he said.

This is slightly confusing.

The acting, special effects and soundtrack are all fantastic but the story is slightly confusing at the beginning which makes it a bit annoying for the viewer.

(3) This is slightly confusing.

Sorry this is slightly confusing.

While their aim isn't as simplistic as it sounds, it's slightly confusing.

The location of the transportation bond act proposal on New York City voting machines was slightly confusing.

A spokesman for the delivery firm said: "We know that collecting VAT payments in this way can be slightly confusing.

It did not let me search fares on days adjacent to my chosen dates, for instance, and the airport selection feature was slightly confusing.

December 5, 1791 James Madison House of Representatives Dear James, How is it almost 1792?! Quick question on the right to bear arms thing in your "Bill of Rights" — the wording and punctuation are slightly confusing.