Sentence examples for sort of confusing from inspiring English sources

King Cobra's politics about porn and the porn industry are, on the whole, sort of confusing.

Thanks to tumblr user Dude Trippin', we noticed this morning that the wrapper on a popular Snackwell's product is sort of confusing.

My own little galley kitchen is friendly only to me: things are arranged at my height; the pan-organizing system is completely inscrutable to all other people, including everyone I've ever lived with; and it is, I guess, sort of confusing that the salt and sugar are in identical jars.

The objects in the museum were packed and prepared for flight, stacked in the hall, the sitting rooms and bedchambers; it was sort of fun and sort of confusing to see an authentic, period version of the mess I'd left at home.

And while that's sort of confusing, since, you know, the Galaxy Note II is actually not here yet.

Obviously, the second statement contradicts the first, but this is sort of confusing stuff for any user.

Patrick Mellody, his Democratic counterpart, said that because of all the advertisements, "the issues are sort of confused".

"My lawyer has been sort of confused by my behavior," Ms. Van Voast said of Mr. Schwartz, who was assigned to the case only on Wednesday.

"All the galaxies and gas do lots of complicated things and they just sort of confuse us if they're happening in the same place as the dark matter," he said.

Like you most likely, I'm still sort of confused by the logic here: I have iOS 6, and when I try to share my location from Apple Maps to Facebook and Twitter, Apple Maps shares a maps.apple.com URL wrapper.

"She was sort of confused herself.