Sentence examples for technically confusing from inspiring English sources
FOR a product that is wildly expensive, technically confusing and apparently incompatible with a lot of machines with which it ought to be expected to work, the Panasonic DMR-E10 DVD Video Recorder is actually pretty cool.
Which is not technically a list... Confusing interface, not easy to understand quickly what you're doing in the app, or what you're seeing.
There was a bookstore in the nicer part of town, though it was technically a gift shop, dominated by confusing pillows, potpourri, Moravian stars, and other regional paraphernalia.
Update: The timeline is a wee bit confusing since the technology is technically owned by Sonitum, but built originally by a company called SonicCloud.
(We know this technically makes it a "dialogue contest" but that would have looked confusing as the title).
Having watched the first part of the second half of the second round of the piano competition last night (as confusing it sounds), I could see that while there are pianists as technically talented as Kunz, few are as imaginative.
Just as expected, the T-Mobile Shadow (Shadow 2, technically, but they're dropping the trailing number for the sake of branding and confusing the hell out of everyone) is hitting store shelves today – and it's bringing a friend!
Though technically a correct way to do third person omniscient pov, this technique can be confusing for the reader and lead to too many thoughts crowding up the scene.[9].
