Sentence examples for misleading and confusing from inspiring English sources
The options are often misleading and confusing.
Not only that, but it's also misleading and confusing.
Most bras available usually come in 36 sizes, but bra labeling systems used around the world are at times misleading and confusing.
The front of some food labels or front-of-packages (FOP) are constructed in such a creative way that they are often misleading and confusing.
However, today in the 21st century, the overall impact of the focus on big data and software is misleading and confusing to researchers and students, making their strategies rigid, which later on will have even broader negative impacts to science in science history.
For now, he said, "the only relevant data available from the census gives ballpark figures, at best, and misleading and confusing estimates at worst".
Treating analyses as sensitivity analyses when one or more of the answers are negative can be misleading and confuse the interpretation of studies.
It's misleading, since both dry and sweet wines can be fruity, and confusing to people who would like to distinguish between them.
"Frustrating and confusing.
Eyewitness reports from the scene were confused and confusing.
