Sentence examples for it's pretty confusing from inspiring English sources

But where we've got different details, it's pretty confusing.

But it's pretty confusing and far too long.

It's pretty confusing, but as I understand it, the significant rituals begin on the night of Ash Wednesday, when participants covered in body paint made from burnt, ground-up corn who are meant to represent Jews and Romans perform a dance that signifies the "rise of evil".

Well, at first it was pretty confusing.

I have to admit, it is pretty confusing.

On the subject of the US election primaries, her response is diplomatic: "I'm pretty confused about it.

It's nice the Nebul.us has two very different use cases, but I'm concerned it may prove difficult to explain them both to new users who stumble across the site (frankly I was pretty confused at first).

The problems lie in three main areas: there's way too much plot squeezed into a running time a lot shorter than the miraculously realised LA Confidential and trying to follow it all is pretty confusing - David Fincher planned a three-hour version in noirish mono.

That's because the poll and its results are pretty confusing, maybe intentionally so, to help spread the glory around as many people and categories as possible.

If you know your Bechdel from your Butler but were naive enough to imagine that feminism wasn't a marketer's issue, all this can be pretty confusing.

If this all sounds very confusing, well, the times themselves were pretty confusing.