Sentence examples for seem to be confusing from inspiring English sources

3.29pm: The Canadian pair, rather than just whisper under their breath, are indulging in a series of complicated hand signals which seem to be confusing them as much as anything else.

The Germans seem to be confusing legal guilt with moral responsibility.

Factors that negatively influence communication between general practitioners and chiropractors seem to be confusing terminology, a limited knowledge of chiropractic, and bad experiences in previous communications.

Many people seem to be confused about where the power to light their homes comes from, she went on.

The heir to the throne and the Health Minister seem to be confused about some of this.

Second on the list is the 1942 Humphrey Bogart tearjerker Casablanca, which perhaps explains why so many people seem to be confused about its most famous line.

Even the plants seem to be confused, with cherry, crab apple and pear trees dropping their white and pink flowers with the fury of a winter blizzard.

He has apparently improved his play-calling in the last 26 years, because opposing quarterbacks, even Brady, seem to be confused lately by the Broncos.

During my most recent trip, I did see some monkeys on the banks of the Daning River, but from my brief glimpse they didn't seem to be confused or distressed by what was happening.

With two big flops in a row ("Imagine That" and "Meet Dave"), another risky project on the way ("A Thousand Words") and a diva reputation, people seem to be confused.

And many of the women calling seem to be confused about what the pill does, thinking that they can swallow it at any stage of pregnancy and that their pregnancy will magically disappear.