Sentence examples for might prove confusing from inspiring English sources

Another issue blocking artists is financiers reluctance to take a risk on anything that might prove confusing to an American audience, said director Elaine Constantine.

But multiple targets could prove confusing.

Yet the State Department's reports, while useful and thorough, can also prove confusing.

And Paul Bettany -- the intelligent android Vision -- said the multitude of cameras on set could prove confusing.

We are afraid that this discussion might prove somewhat confusing for a more general audience, so we have not included it in our main text.

But even that data has proven confusing.

For some — for me, certainly — the deferral proved confusing.

All the standard toiletries are provided, though the many lighting switches sometimes proved confusing.

It is in the Super League era, though, that the pace of change has sometimes proved confusing.

As a result, Newton's conception of force proved confusing.

For those with no previous familiarity with such activities as well as limited English, the exercise proved confusing.