Sentence examples for least confusing from inspiring English sources

For consumers, convergence has been at the least confusing.

The battle for redescription continues, obscuring or at least confusing our understanding of how "courageous" people should be judged.

I asked a NATO headquarters official last week if the alliance found this troubling, discouraging or, at the least, confusing.

Facebook isn't perfect, but when you compare its reporting systems with those of MySpace and Bebo, its approach is the most efficient, least cluttered and least confusing.

Amassing a huge following without knowing exactly why all these people like you must be at the least confusing.

And paper ballots, while the most efficient and least confusing to cast, are tedious to count.

The sexual world of the Beats is, to say the least, confused.

As in the Schiavo case, the effort is to expand, or at least confuse, the definition of "life".

But it too appears to have alienated, or at least confused, much of the electorate, not just Mr. Beck.

But Fifty Shades of Grey fans hoping for a hearty bonkbuster will be disappointed, or at least confused.

On Monday, officials in Liuzhou proclaimed that water from the Longjiang was safe to drink, but residents of Liuzhou, a city of three million, were unconvinced, or at least confused.