Sentence examples for murky and confusing from inspiring English sources
But their finicky documentation, besides being murky and confusing, puts me in mind of meteorologists taking barometric readings outdoors in a hurricane.
But the chart is only one part of the lesson that tackles the challenge of getting third-graders to grasp the often murky and confusing idea of consent.
(Anthony Tommasini) 'LUCIA DI LAMondayOR' (Mondandand Thursday) Nicolas Joël's production of Donizetti's most popular opera seemed pointlessly opulent, murky and confusing when it was first presented by the Metropolitan Opera in 1998.
The answer is murky and confusing - and similar to the environment under which airlines operated prior to the recent passenger rights legislation in the EU and US.
"Frustrating and confusing.
It's hollow and confusing.
Eyewitness reports from the scene were confused and confusing.
It looks stupid and confusing.
There is a series of texts and confused, murky phone calls.
