Sentence examples for of very confusing from inspiring English sources

His tough remarks on Russia's attacks follow a week of very confusing statements from President Donald Trump.

I was embarrassed because I felt I was giving the wrong impression, of being kind of very confused, of being not very clear about it.

"The current doping agony," says John Hoberman, a University of Texas at Austin professor who has written extensively on performance drugs, "is a kind of very confused referendum on the future of human enhancement".

When he kissed Brendan, Stephen said Ste had joined the ranks of "very confused young men" that have featured in Hollyoaks.

I don't remember anything I heard in Ibiza and all I saw in Croatia was ten minutes of Skream playing the Shep Pettibone remix of "Bizarre Love Triangle" to a crowd of very confused shufflers.

It was kind of scary and very confusing.

But believe me, outside the echo chamber, all of this is very confusing.

Related to this, the numbers of samples are very confusing.

All three reviewers found the structure of the manuscript very confusing.

[Editors' note: the author responses to the previous round of peer review follow.] All three reviewers found the structure of the manuscript very confusing.

The terminology of cystic lesions is very confusing.