Sentence examples for such a confusing from inspiring English sources

Efforts to overhaul the tax system, many accountants say, have created such a confusing jumble of laws that it will take months, if not years, to understand them.

And why small-business lending is such a confusing mess.

What conclusions can be drawn from such a confusing picture?

"We want to help people penetrate such a confusing place".

Perhaps that is why the markets are presenting such a confusing picture.

IT IS a bewildering place at the best of times, but rarely has Naples presented such a confusing face.

"Such a confused public witness displays a lack of integrity," Pastor Schulz said.

The man on the other side of the line was very real--I've never heard anyone talk in such a confused yet serious way, so I knew it had to be the Wilson that appears in the video.

Other errors by McMahon, such as a confused ad-lib speech while visiting Washington, and a statement to Indonesia's President Suharto that Australia was a "west European nation", also damaged the government.

It's likely that in such a world, confusing and lonely questions about the meaning of love and intimacy began to accompany Giles as he journeyed into adulthood.

No novel narrated by a man willing to embark on a sex tour, even reluctantly, should contain the following sentence: "In fact, I had never been in such an ambiguous, confusing situation in my life".