Sentence examples for kinds of confusing from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, with that much wealth on the line, countries bordering the South China Sea are making all kinds of confusing and conflicting territorial claims, like hardcore stoners facing a run on weed at a Phish concert.

Shoshanna has a new haircut and never really liked Marnie, Hannah and Adam are all kinds of confused, and Caroline calls Hannah "profoundly damaged".

'It was kind of confusing out there,' said Venus.

The lift truck and auto picker -- that is kind of confusing.

I've been to places in Asia which are really quite noisy with people eating noodles, and it's kind of confusing.

Though she had just learned at camp about complicated concepts like taxes and depreciating assets, Ms. Sichevaya said she found the exhibit "kind of confusing".

The only excuse for starting a novel with this kind of confusing group scene, rather than something more intimate, must be that they are important characters who play a large enough part in what follows to outweigh the disorientation they cause by all being introduced at once.

It's kind of conflicting with my beliefs, and it's kind of confusing.

Things are kind of confusing here for a number of reasons — not the least of which is the recent addition of Windows 10 S. The Surface Laptop launches exclusively with the education-focused operating system, a fact that led us to call the product "Microsoft's expensive answer to Chromebooks".

There's something to be said for the "featureless lozenge" style — it's nice for single-purpose devices like portable hard drives, for instance — but when you have to communicate rather complicated information like device status, battery life, and data throughput via a single LED, things get kind of confusing.

And it's kind of confusing too.