Sentence examples for remarkably confusing from inspiring English sources

Despite host Luke Jacobz's personality vacuum and ridiculously under-wound watch – "we'll have the results in five dog minutes!" – it has been an occasionally entertaining season, largely helped by the show's celebrity pulling power and goofy judge Red Foo's remarkably confusing platitudes.

If you survey our planet, the situation is remarkably unsettled and confusing.

The recall campaigns have been battering, time-consuming, confusing (four separate elections have been set for July and August) and remarkably expensive.

In the film, the divorcés feud, but the Zichermans agree that their divorce was remarkably amicable: they had regular family dinners and even took a vacation together after the breakup, which Stuart Zicherman found quite confusing.

So confusing.

Sounds confusing.

Or confusing.

Confusing stuff.

Really confusing.

Confusing picture.

EDITING SOFTWARE Also confusing.