Sentence examples for vague and confusing from inspiring English sources
At first, the symptoms of shingles are vague and confusing.
Mr. Ferrer's ideas about Lower Manhattan seemed vague and confusing.
An earlier Times editorial, which ran before the Sept. 25 primary and before Mr. Ferrer released his recovery plan, called his ideas about Lower Manhattan "vague and confusing".
Furthermore, most studies on the subject make use of general, vague, and confusing terminology.
Nicolai said the academy's rules are vague and confusing.
My clients report common signs that are often vague and confusing.
But critics of the grandiose Humboldt Forum in Berlin, which is scheduled to open in four years, have periodically charged that its concept is vague and confused.
It's also filled with doubt about the actual impact of such groups, the vague intentions and confused methods that follow on those commitments, the violent distortions that those commitments can yield, and the fear of the destructive energies unleashed by the stretching and breaking of group ties.
Granted, the logo looks vaguely similar, but 'virtually identical and confusing' it ain't.
"Frustrating and confusing.
