Sentence examples for needlessly confusing from inspiring English sources

Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com pointed out that this was needlessly confusing.

It's just one example of a needlessly confusing, inconsistent interface.

The concern was that for novice science students, it would be needlessly confusing.

It was so uncomfortable and needlessly confusing.

Similarly, the Associated Press' Lindsey Bahr says that despite having "a charming, of-the-moment cast" and "a compelling-on-paper story … in execution, 'Aloha' is a meandering, needlessly confusing cacophony of story, performance, and spiritual blather.

As the concordance between surrogate intrinsic subtype and PAM50 subtype is far from perfect, the terminology appears needlessly confusing without adding clinically useful information.

In its effort to raise the issue of line in several arts, MoMA has needlessly confused it.

But the lawmakers eventually backed off, amid heavy lobbying by business groups that argued that the information would needlessly confuse and frighten workers.

The tension in their paper muscles gives a satisfyingly physical sense of weight, but unfortunately, there are design errors that needlessly confuse matters.

Both needlessly confuse and scare off most investors, who are guided solely, mostly or too much by earnings.

But that provision in Humphrey-Hawkins has needlessly confused the Fed and the rest of us over our central bank's proper role.