Sentence examples for language is confusing from inspiring English sources

"This is not true and it is our mistake that this language is confusing.

Language is confusing, anyway: do we ever really say what we mean, let alone write it?

Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom issued this Tuesday afternoon: "This is not true and it is our mistake that this language is confusing.

That's probably never going to happen," said Ms. Kitzman, adding that although insurance language is confusing for most people, it is the department's role to translate that jargon for consumers and ensure that insurers' rates are not "inadequate, excessive or unfairly discriminatory".

But Ray Brescia, of the Urban Justice Center, an advocacy group for poor and homeless New Yorkers, said that the few people who had received such letters say that the language is confusing, with no clear indication that an applicant has been approved.

Instagram chief executive Kevin Systrom said in a blog posting: "It is our mistake that this language is confusing.

The labels are indecipherable, the nomenclature is confusing, and the language, for non-German speakers, is difficult to translate.

Having the G-Links homepage within the G-language Project wiki is confusing, as menu-items on the left are relevant to the latter.

The language in this field is confusing to say the least - reading that "phthalates may promote female puberty by increasing kisspeptin activity" or that dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane can have dangerous effects doesn't really help in understanding what the risks are.

Consumers report that the label is confusing in its terminology or language, and have a hard time locating the nutrition information.

But the language of the ASA's adjudication is confusing.