Sentence examples for some confusing from inspiring English sources
Delightful to some, confusing to others, New York City's old-fashioned lever voting machines were blamed for a smattering of problems at polling places on Tuesday, but not a full-scale electoral disaster.
There were some confused faces.
The furor over the race leaves some confused.
Chomka's comments may have left some confused.
"Once we counted 80-something people," he said, "and that included some confused foreign tourists".
Some, confused and struggling, become easy targets for demagogues who enable them to make sense of their lives.
Some confused overs with runs; one aficionado believed a fallen wicket meant a point to the batting side.
Some of its measures are sensible, some confused, some of serious concern.
Apart from some confused claims about adjudication, Fuller has two main points.
This runs deep, and I fear that some confuse attention for love.
Some pointed out that some items might have different interpretations in different people, some were confusing, some asked two things in one question, etc.
