Sentence examples for true but confusing from inspiring English sources
This is true but confusing.
When the truth comes out, following from another true but confusing prophecy from Delphi, Jocasta commits suicide, Oedipus blinds himself and leaves Thebes, and the children are left to sort out the consequences themselves (which provides the grounds for the later parts of the cycle of plays).
That's true, but I'm confused about what Gingrich would do different.
He was awake but confused.
The irony in this culture of idol-smashers and rebels is that what is most necessary in crisis is for us to have an authority to follow, to have bonafide leadership, people whom we can count on to say what is TRUE, not confuse us with politically advantageous spin.
Part of me could believe that it was true, but I was still totally confused.
But to fully understand what has happened, we also need to examine how human social dynamics, ubiquitous digital connectivity, and the business models of tech giants combine to create an environment where misinformation thrives and even true information can confuse and paralyze rather than informing and illuminating.
If you're like most Americans, three things are true: you occasionally confuse Medicaid with Medicare, you assume that Medicare covers long-term care, and you will need in-home care at some point in your life.
Or, there are those who feel an aggressive schedule inspires harder work possibly true, but only when "aggressive" is not confused with "impossible".
