Sentence examples similar to to be somewhat confusing from inspiring English sources
The take-home message seems to be somewhat confused: We're breeding a generation of materialistic kids!
Even the tech deities appear to be somewhat confused about what's going on.
Or so says BusinessWeek in a report that seems to be somewhat confused.
There is now a proliferation of conceptualizations of such competing demands that can be somewhat confusing.
Main-sequence stars are called dwarf stars, but this terminology is partly historical and can be somewhat confusing.
This could be somewhat confusing for the reader.
Anyone who's seen Christopher Nolan's wonderfully self-important space epic, Interstellar, will be somewhat confused by the news that experts in the fields of physics and quantum gravity have deemed it accurate enough to be studied in schools worldwide.
To date, data have been somewhat confusing regarding the relationship between MA breast tumors and pathologically-defined apocrine tumors.
It has been somewhat confusing to me over the years why he would say that's okay.
Starling's graph of cardiac output and right atrial pressure is somewhat confusing to the modern reader.
Because standard confidence intervals are somewhat confusing to interpret in this context, we have proposed a simple way of incorporating variability in the certification process.
