Sentence examples for mostly confusing from inspiring English sources

Instead, its approach to genre is mostly confusing.

Around these slabs the chorus morph from persecutors to persecuted, reminding us that in war all are capable of atrocity, though in truth mostly confusing us.

Not for the first time, I began to think about the sometimes pleasurable, often worrying, mostly confusing legacy weed has had on my life.

WikiLeaks said they showed that American and allied forces there had colluded in (or at least not stopped) the torture of Iraqis by the local authorities.The mass leaks of terse, jargon-ridden fragments of reporting from the battlefield form a mostly confusing mosaic.

Further by the confusion matrix, they conclude that sadness is mostly confused with boredom, happiness is mostly confused with hot anger, and neutral is mostly confused with sadness (Table 4).

(Howard seemed mostly confused when confronted about it after the game).

On a recent Friday evening, the first passers-by offered mostly confused or intrigued stares.

The little Pope appeared not to understand the importance of the meeting, and looked mostly confused and startled.

Before working on the film, he was "pantheist, agnostic, occasionally atheist and a little bit Jewish, but mostly confused".

A few such purchases might arouse European interest in baseball, a sport that mostly confuses people from countries that never had a strong American presence.

Their reaction to their Turner shortlisting was not self-congratulation, but to have "a not particularly long conversation" about whether to accept it – "We were mostly confused".