Sentence examples for must be confusing from inspiring English sources
Life as the best European rugby team outside the Six Nations must be confusing at times.
FOR visitors from tropical countries where fresh fruit juice is a given, New York must be confusing.
Torres told me, "I think the Trump Administration must be confusing wedding planning with urban planning that's my only explanation".
But in truth I would rather track them down and snarl, "You must be confusing me with someone who gives a shit about what you think".
I think you must be confusing Britain with Russia and China, where the intelligence agencies are free to read anyone's emails in order to crush political dissent.
Mr. Murphy at Insignia/ESG said he believed the market must be confusing for tenants, because conditions and available terms for large spaces keep shifting.
He must be confused, and feel besieged on every side".
"If the White House is confused," Mr. Goldman said, "everyone must be confused".
Some say the jurors must be confused — overwhelmed by the prosecution's excessively detailed, three-month presentation.
By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, June 10 , 1972P. 25 Having observed our government's behavior on the international scene during the last few weeks, many Americans must be confused..
