Sentence examples for massive confusing from inspiring English sources
'Los Angeles is so massive, confusing, beautiful, harsh and strange that it almost defies you to make work about it," says the photographer Gregory Halpern.
I was born square in the middle of the massive, confusing, buzz-worthy generation known as the Millennials.
In some ways, this book is the result of dealing with the ultimate case of dance music history FOMO: since neither he or we could be there to feel it ourselves, Matos meticulously recreates it, in all of its massive, confusing, overwhelming, epic glory, and invites us all to join in.
Nations become especially vulnerable to feelings of humiliation, it seems, at a time of massive and confusing change, such as the one we're navigating now.
Since RIP induces irreversible changes in TEs, thus disabling their transposition mechanisms, it is therefore confusing how massive transposition activity could have taken place recently in Lmb genome for LTR retrotransposon families potentially present in the Pleosporales lineage since 100 millions years.
The Treasury said they do not want to publish the figure "because the economy grows so much the number looks massive... it confuses people".
That can make discussions about the massive size of the federal budget somewhat confusing.
There are lists circulating around online but by the time you've checked and double-checked them, and found massive contradictions between them all, it quickly becomes very confusing.
Du Pont's top management, while paying both lip service to and good money for its massive R&D infrastructure, seemed confused about its ultimate role.
It saw the discombobulated wings of Google lead it to massive failure in messaging, with a half-dozen chat apps all competing while confusing users.
