Sentence examples for something of a confusing from inspiring English sources
But, while one applauds the idea, the result is something of a confusing hybrid.
He left under something of a confused cloud a year ago, stating that he didn't see the point and that if he wanted to speak to other celebrities he could text them.
It was at best the product of a confused mind.
The country remains a confusing experiment of contradictions.
Could a bottle of something easily confused with a frat party misstep (it's like a classier jungle juice!) actually be anything other than terrible?
But the condescension of the second question made me wonder whether - despite being a spry 26 year-old - I looked like a confused 90-something.
Lucy and Kirsten's sexual experience together is something of a revelation for Kirsten, though she's somewhat confused, at the time, about what the nature of that revelation is.
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And something of a tradition.
Something of a holy trinity.
