Sentence examples for many confusing from inspiring English sources

The hundred or so recipes in Ms. Trang's book feel unified, and many confusing techniques are simplified.

For my part I've never been too much of a fan of bathhouses because they present so many confusing issues of protocol and etiquette that can induce a certain amount of confusion and anxiety.

When the Second Coming failed to materialize in 1844, the "Great Disappointment" left many confused.

Many confused entries including dismissions for 1868, membership lists, and meeting minutes for unspecified years.

Order barring citizens of seven countries from entering the United States has left many confused and afraid.

A video clip has been released into the ether that has left many confused and some embarrassed.

The government's botched introduction of the ban may well have left many confused about their legality.

Many confuse empathy (feeling with someone) with sympathy (feeling sorry for someone), and even researchers who study it have muddied the waters with many definitions.

Still many confuse open access and Article Processing Charge APCC).

It is not about the egotistical self love that many confuse self love with.

As a multivariate data analysis method, PCA is widely used for searching some underlying factors from multidimensional data that play crucial roles from many confused information.