Sentence examples for of confuses from inspiring English sources

"It kind of confuses people," she said.

More than 30 years later she looks and sounds almost exactly the same, which sort of confuses the issues of what we're being sentimental about.

It's just a little bit less of everything because I think sometimes too much kind of confuses the message.

Indeed, the Na'Vi princess Neytiri scolds Sully for doing so, and I myself clucked my tongue a bit when the Na'Vi started swaying and chanting; it kind of confuses the issue.

Except one thing kind of confuses me, and I say this as a former Chicagoan and someone who wrote about city politics a lot: How do you write a political show set in Chicago that fictionalizes away Mayor Daley?

"It was kind of confusing.

"I was kind of confused.

An example of confusing the oppressors.

"I'm kind of confused always.

There are a lot of confusing arrows there.

ME: She probably felt a mix of confusing emotions.