Sentence examples for previously confusing from inspiring English sources

This distribution, which was previously confusing, can now be explained by a single gain in the common ancestor of leptosporangiate ferns and marattioid ferns.

The current study solves the previously confusing relationship between the diverse molecular mechanisms of chromosome pulverization, suggesting that incomplete C-Frag could serve as the initial event responsible for forms of genome chaos including chromothripsis.

These points account for the previously confusing behavior of MPF in starfish, explaining both why MPF detection in starfish oocytes is easier after NEBD than before NEBD, and why MPF is detectable in the nucleus but not in the cytoplasm before NEBD.

My missives have informed flag-waving, sandal-wearing leftists reading the print edition of Smooth FM for many months, and until now I have received nothing but positive feedback from previously confused socialists who've thanked me for explaining to them why the World Service should be closed, how books should all be pulped and why celebrities like Jimmy Carr shouldn't pay tax.

Watching the penny drop and the expression of newly found enthusiasm on a previously confused face provides me with the satisfaction of doing a good job.

A state investigation found the employee that sent that alert had earnestly believed there was an attack, and had previously confused "real life events and drills".

Non-convulsive status epilepticus was documented on video-EEG in two patients, for whom subtle seizures with predominant impairment of consciousness had previously been confused with behavioural problems.

This study showed that even a 500 bp partial bcd genomic sequence containing the homeobox motif can be useful for distinguishing most forensically important blowfly species including previously recognized confused taxa, that is, L. illustris and L. caesar.

To the casual TV viewer, the Arab spring was initially confusing: previously, whenever the news showed you footage of furious Arabs marching in the streets, they were chanting "Death to the west" or burning effigies of John Barrowman or something.

Casual pop observers might have previously been forgiven for confusing Sam Smith with John Newman – both are young, tall, bequiffed, with ordinary guy names who first found fame as featured vocalists – but Smith finally stamps his own identity with In the Lonely Hour.

Previously, agents bundled these together, confusing and annoying clients.