Sentence examples for this is somewhat confusing from inspiring English sources

To begin with Porphyry's testimony, this is somewhat confusing because it does not make clear that Numenius distingushes two kinds of soul and not two souls in man (as Merlan 1967, 103 claims), while it groups Numenius together with those Platonists who distinguish parts of the soul (reason, spirit, and appetite).

This is somewhat confusing because various sources have various eligibility thresholds.

This is somewhat confusing, as the multilevel stenosis group had a smaller dural sac area.

Kernels are not used in this work and hence the name is somewhat confusing.

But her life story is somewhat confusing.

The cumulative effect of all its hot-button topics, however, is somewhat confusing.

The show has some excellent works and an intriguing and well-reasoned storyline, but as it is installed, it is somewhat confusing for the viewer.

Why Sony chose a vegetarian eatery to PR a film best known for a scene involving copious amounts of pig's blood is somewhat confusing.

Mr. Oliver's new book, "Paint and Paper in Decoration" (Rizzoli, $45), lets you in on his inspirations, although his exposition is somewhat confusing.

A problem is that there are various concepts of concave operators, such as u 0 -concave operators [5], ordered concave operators [1] and α-concave operators [7], which is somewhat confusing.

The diagram is somewhat confusing.