Sentence examples for makes it confusing from inspiring English sources

While Snapchat's ephemeral messaging feature does let you save specific messages in a thread, it defaults to deleting everything and the design makes it confusing what stays.

The president compared the inadequacy of the penny to the fact that there are 16 different federal agencies that deal with businesses, which makes it confusing for small business owners, for example, to know where to go for help.

What makes it confusing is that it's so topical and newsworthy … it's almost following daily events.

It's negligible choreography; what makes it confusing is that it's hard to know whether she means to be awkward or lascivious.

(Many of the Tea Party's defenders of the Constitution advocate repeal of the 14th and 17th Amendments, which makes it confusing whether all or only some of the amendments fall short of inerrancy).

But the thing that makes it confusing is that the disconnect between the bluster, the bravado, the bombast, and this insecure, thin-skinned, hyper-reactive child that's where the disconnect is most apparent.

Reached by telephone on Monday, John Burgee, one of the architects, recalled immediately that Ms. Huxtable was not fond of the building, feeling its nods to both past and present made it confusing.

"And when they do, they send huge stacks of documents to make it confusing.

The more the Haggler looked at the mattress market, the more he came to conclude — reluctantly, because the Haggler is not naturally inclined to cynicism — that the players in this business are trying to make it confusing.

Mr Sitaram said: "They are making it confusing.

The SEC says Cohmad and the Madoff firms were so intermingled it made it confusing for regulators and outsiders to assess the true nature of their interactions.