Sentence examples for seriously confusing from inspiring English sources
Put all this together and you have a seriously confusing mélange of unfamiliar geography, unknown grapes, a few familiar producers and a lot of unfamiliar wine names.
But here's the rub: These two latter regions are under Afghan and Iranian control respectively, making it one seriously confusing mix of angry rebels.
But articulateness gets seriously confused with intellect.
If that's closet Tory, then I'm seriously confused.
Roman historical tradition, however, seriously confused the elements of the true picture.
Facebook's attitudes toward privacy, openness, advertising and connectedness seriously confuse older generations, but make total sense to people under 40.
Whoever said Vail was just a "winter city" is seriously confused.
Dear Seriously Confused, First of all, why does he want you to carve the messages into stone tablets?
Sabrina Rojas Weiss of the Lakeland Ledger stated "the way this ride twisted my body upside-down and sideways seriously confused my senses".
A paper that suggests that there is a minimal relationship between fish consumption and blood mercury and fails to explain the somewhat limited conditions under which that may be so or, more importantly, to address the extensive literature showing conditions under which it is not so has the potential to seriously confuse an already very complex public debate over fish consumption advice.
