Sentence examples for time confusing from inspiring English sources

The Balti find westerners' emphasis on time confusing".

Still, Dr. Landman thought it possible that the iridium had shifted over time, confusing the chronology.

But this time round you'd have a harder time confusing the director with the protagonist: Edward, 28, played by Tom Hiddleston, whom Hogg cast fresh out of Rada as a merciless flirt in Unrelated.

Entrepreneurs pitch terrible technology ideas all the time — confusing the universe's unwillingness to allow something to exist with "a gap in the market".

Seriously, they could not have crammed more incriminating, yet at the same time confusing information into a one hour block.

On Friday, Islamic State incorrectly said it had attacked the Imam Zaman mosque for the second time — confusing it with a Kabul mosque by the same name that it had attacked in August, killing about 40 people.

If anything, time confuses the issue.

So we find ourselves at the dawn of the 21st century strangely self-satisfied and at the same time confused.

Most of us going somewhere new spend a lot of our time confused, slightly unnerved and even worried.

Now Emily knows that the early darkness of autumn due to daylight saving time confuses her and has to be accounted for.

We're willing to spend time confused, in the dark and without answers because we're relishing the narrative.