Sentence examples for there is confusing from inspiring English sources

It is not surprising that there is confusing evidence in the polling given the conflicting currents of momentum in the Republican race right now.

Most of the people there were confused as to what was going on.

All in all politcal picture there is confused to point of chaos.

There were confusing conversations about insurance and a staggering bill that left his family reeling.

There were confused claims of responsibility for the bombings.

Many of the people in Valdez and Cordova and the other communities up there are confused and angry now.

Because for all we try to simplify the issue, like all human behaviour it is complicated; for every Lee, there are confused, angry people like Nancy.

"What is happening is everyone is trying to get in there and that is confusing for consumers," he said.

This is confusing (there are enough myths about child-rearing as it is) and patronising - to both men and women.

Should not we all suspend judgement?" Epistemology is confusing because there are several sorts of items to be evaluated and several sorts of evaluation.

Documentation is confusing, as there were at least two black dancers using the name Juba at this time.