Sentence examples for this a confusing from inspiring English sources

Not only is this a confusing message to send to food producers but, as landscape managers affecting ecological services for society as a whole, reduced access and increased cost signal the wrong incentives to them as stewards.

This is a confusing argument since software is such a broad investment category and one that encompasses the very same sectors he would like to see improved.

On paper, this genre sounds like a confusing, possibly disastrous conglomeration of sounds and styles.

A) Confusing: This has been the buzzword throughout the run of the show, which met the need for a steady stream of new contestants in various ways: you could come to Manhattan and camp out at a pop-up game-show shantytown, waiting in line for a chance to be a "challenger," or you could play the online version of the game to qualify for a spot as a "line jumper" flown in from home.

This began a confused, 2-hour battle between the British destroyers and the German cruiser and destroyer screen, often at very close range.

This began a confused two-hour-long battle between the British destroyers and the German cruiser and destroyer screen, frequently at very close range.

This is not a confused child.

Imagine this: you're a confused teenager growing up, fostered by social pressures that dictate who you should be, what you should do and who you should be with.

I found this a bit confusing.

(He wrote of the shock, "I was a convert into the field of imagination into which I was born".) The show concludes with a confused, uneven this-and-that assortment of paintings.

"When the public asks, 'Did climate change cause this?" they are asking a confused question.