Sentence examples for presented a confusing from inspiring English sources

The case presented a confusing set of facts.

For many crew members, the campaign against Planktos presented a confusing moral calculus, and it wasn't even certain that Watson would pursue the company's ship.

However, simply comparing the genomes of HR23 and wild-type B. subtilis would have presented a confusing picture.

Yet storms like the one that struck Moore on Monday still present a confused picture.

The U.S. presidential election and the transition present a confusing (and confused) mix of pro-business and anti-business themes.

At the same time, bilingual children do better at complex tasks like isolating information presented in confusing ways.

"The identification of 25 sites, prematurely released and belatedly presented, is confusing … 'island' sites in particular are extremely unlikely to be viable," it said in a submission to the government.

This information on which corporate executives and bankers already base critical decisions can be presented without confusing or misleading investors, without prejudicing legitimate corporate interests, or exposing companies to unfair assertions of liability.

Active learning is based on the idea that human beings and machine algorithms learn best when presented with confusing information.

When a light is flipped on, the brain still registers darkness for a while; when a light flickers, it registers a steady beam; when an array of colors is presented, it confuses those in proximity.

Sexual abuse of children presents itself in confusing, ambiguous ways, so pedophilia education should be a mandatory part of the curriculum, repeated in elementary, middle and high school, at age-appropriate levels of detail.