Sentence examples for was confusing enough from inspiring English sources

First I had to sort through how I felt, which was confusing enough.

Ms. Cahill ruled that the matter of multiple permits was confusing enough to warrant dismissing the ticket.

Either way, it was confusing enough to make voters default to their partisan positions.The campaign has done nothing to change that.

According to Vincent Pici, the village engineer, the zoning code was also intended to restrict the number of banks -- but was "confusing" enough that one managed to open branches despite it.

It all came about following the re-emergence of the Sun's Page 3, an affair that was confusing enough in the first place before Sharpe (the Sun's head of PR) waded in to tweet pictures of a topless Page 3 girl to the likes of Kay Burley, who covered the story, and Harriet Harman, who is a woman.

The appellate decision was confusing enough that the states, the Justice Department and Microsoft all maintain widely differing interpretations of what it provides.

One woman, Mariluz Villada, was confused enough by the indistinct border between art and life to refer casually to the film as a documentary.

He bolted his party because he knew he would lose a Republican primary, and was confused enough about where he belonged that he slipped up and called a College Democrats audience "College Republicans" this year.

The diagnosis of Autism was confused enough under DSM-IV; it will now be simply impossible to do accurately in DSM-5.

Reality here is confusing enough as it is.

For one, mobile contracts are confusing enough as it is, adding more tiers won't make it any easier.