Sentence examples for sounds confusing from inspiring English sources
Strained Relations At first blush, the argument sounds confusing.
If this sounds confusing — well, it is, a bit.
A musical score without any measures or clefs sounds confusing — until you see it.
Asses!" A musical score without any measures or clefs sounds confusing — until you see it.
By Sally Law July 1, 2010 A musical score without any measures or clefs sounds confusing — until you see it.
I know it sounds confused.
He sounds confused and he is obsessed with something.
The problem is that it doesn't really have a cumulative effect: it just sounds confused and scattered, which may well reflect its author's state of mind.
When talking to people she sometimes sounds confused, even surprised at her situation, like a person who wakes up for the first time in a new place and cannot remember getting there.
And it sounds confused on the big issue of the day, the war against Chechnya: this it backs provided "it does not turn into a large-scale action".Besides, Mr Luzhkov is less of a hit outside Moscow.
