Sentence examples for sufficiently confusing from inspiring English sources

Demonstrate how you would engage its whiplashed driver in sufficiently confusing small talk that you are able to drive away without her realising that you have failed to hand over your insurance details.

Two high-school teams had played here in a "soft launch" the night before, and the umpires had found these quirks sufficiently confusing that they were granted permission just to wing it, in the hope that teen-agers wouldn't hit the ball that far.

A condition for answers appropriate for multiple-answer problems is that they are sufficiently confusing so that the learner cannot judge whether the erroneous answers are clearly different from the correct answer.

Writing: The writing in many places is sufficiently confusing so as to alter or obscure the conclusions of a sentence.

No doubt the luminaries of the PCC (or its successor – who, you may be sure, won't include any scientists) would regard the distinction between "warming on CO2-doubling" and "warming by 2100" as sufficiently confusing and technical to be not worth wasting their time over.

Sufficiently confused he gains revenge by explaining baseball, only to be met with the butler's response that it is indeed a game played often in England, but only by children".

For the moment, though, the situation on the ground is sufficiently confused that nervous members of the alliance may well not see their hopes of a quick, clean victory realised.

The scammers, rather than expending the energy to target their victims, seem to think that they can randomly approach vast numbers of people and that enough of them will be sufficiently confused about their rights to walk right into the trap.

But Briers, who had set up one try for Ryan Atkins with a precise kick, hoisted another wickedly accurate bomb which left the Huddersfield defenders sufficiently confused for Grix's brother Simon to snap up the loose ball for his second opportunist try which sealed Warrington's place at Old Trafford.

Try to give everyone something and enough people might be sufficiently confused by the smoke and mirrors to reelect you.

As always, the FCC goal seems to be to sufficiently confuse the issues so the public won't know about it until it's too late.