Sentence examples for may be confusing from inspiring English sources

There is probably a segment of people where choice may be confusing".

The president's behavior may be confusing to non-Indonesians, Mr. Katoppo suggested.

While it may be confusing to some folks, it has posed no problems.

It may be confusing to hear George W. Bush's younger brother place the blame for political polarization entirely on Obama.

Worst feature: If you are not very Web-savvy, Hipmunk's visually oriented interactive design may be confusing.

That in itself may be confusing to a young reader, since Tallulah's parents could simply buy her one.

The state's Democratic Party filed a lawsuit seeking to change the wording of the Sept. 10 primary ballot for governor, which it says may be confusing.

"I think they may be confusing 'negative' with 'organised', and I'm not making any apologies for that," was the 53-year-old Scot's dry response.

They don't need trash like this (expected as it may be) confusing them even more.

Interestingly, 30%% thought that nodes indicated hybridization, which suggests these students may be confusing phylogenies with pedigrees.

Far from helping consumers to choose insurance policies, price comparison sites may be confusing them further, according to the regulator.