Sentence examples for most confusing of all from inspiring English sources

Most confusing of all, no one can know how bad — or how good — the economy might have been if the government hadn't pursued the aggressive policy it did.

And perhaps most confusing of all, the vast majority of the main players seemed to be living in Britain or Ireland.

The beast, an American mastodon, at this point still lacked an agreed-upon name, and was variously referred to as an incognitum, an Ohio animal, and, most confusing of all, a mammoth.

The most confusing of all was our amazing Swiss maestro, Nello Santi, who could sing every instrumental part and vocal part in a fine tenor voice, but whose trilingual facility did not include English.

What may be most confusing of all is the warm welcome U.S. visitors actually receive in a country that is as culturally cacophonous as America and labors under no inhibitions when it comes to boasting and bullying.

Most confusing of all, Tom Wilkinson's character goes in search of the love of his life – the servant boy with whom he had a disastrous love affair when he was a child himself.

"An incomprehensible, ugly, unstructured, pointless excursion into the murkier realms of one of the most confusing screenplays of all time".

Farber hates it (calling it "one of the most confusing films of all time"), but he at least distinguishes its extraordinary originality.

Mr Gidwitz predicts that the downturn will be much more V-shaped than before, with companies responding more rapidly both to the slowdown and to any recovery.The most confusing signal of all, though, seems to be the labour market.

But the most confusing thing of all was Mom's answer.

It has since been voted by one poll as the most confusing song lyric of all time.