Sentence examples for turn confusing from inspiring English sources

Researchers who study how humans interact with computers say that online searches for apparel can quickly turn confusing.

That faith, Stern suggests, is fuelled by poverty, repression, and a sense of humiliation, and then exploited by "inspirational leaders" who turn confused people into killers.

Inaccurate atomic positions can cause extreme forces in the initial steps of the energy minimization, which can in turn confuse the energy-minimization algorithm.

Esther's own country has turned confusing on her.

For a woman who is used to excelling and meeting goals on the clearly marked highway of life, the reality of motherhood with its twists and turns, confusing road signs and occasional detours, can make even the most accomplished woman crumble under the pressure.

This big voice had boomed out across the shoppers, and I turned, a bit confused, and there was this old guy leaping down the up escalator two or three steps at a time.

That in turn became confused with Queens County, so a railroad station that opened in 1924 was called Queens Village.

This in turn would confuse efforts to use exploding white dwarfs as standard candles in determining distances across the universe.

With Kanye West temporarily sidelined, it's now Justin Bieber's turn to confuse his audience by ranting about life, love and Instagram selfies we didn't ask for.

Just doing a tight turn will confuse most if not all missiles.

As soon as he opened his mouth, things took a turn for the confusing.