Sentence examples for proves confusing from inspiring English sources

But the process of setting up games and playing them often proves confusing and cumbersome for more general players, game console makers say.

Sorrentino's odd cocktail of sombre Machiavellian drama and Cinecittà-inflected flamboyance proves confusing enough to make the viewer question her own comprehension.

A more minor issue is that the use of data in lytic data from infected MRC5 proves confusing and reduces the clarity of the report whereas data in the supplementary pertaining to latent cells should be in the main text to support the authors conclusions.

Sometimes all that is required is for an instructor to explicitly share with students that an upcoming topic has proved confusing to students in the past and that confusion is to be expected.

But even that data has proven confusing.

But multiple targets could prove confusing.

For some — for me, certainly — the deferral proved confusing.

All the standard toiletries are provided, though the many lighting switches sometimes proved confusing.

It is in the Super League era, though, that the pace of change has sometimes proved confusing.

Yet the State Department's reports, while useful and thorough, can also prove confusing.

The changes proved confusing to many users, who made public some information they may have intended to keep private.