Sentence examples for to be confusing from inspiring English sources

Dershaw's explanations were beginning to be confusing.

Casie agreed: "It's going to be confusing".

Casual observers can find the sport's divisions to be confusing.

Dawn Primarolo seems to be confusing pedagogy with primatology.

Mr Draper appears to be confusing authenticity with provenance.

It seems modern life just has to be confusing.

The BBC seems to be confusing impartiality with equal airtime".

"I think that is probably going to be confusing to the public," he said.

A majority (61percentt) said that they found talk of dot-com companies to be confusing.

The relationship between local medical committees and CCGs is going to be confusing.

And there is no guarantee of a sale, which tends to be confusing to willing buyers.