Sentence examples for was extremely confusing from inspiring English sources
Navigating through these emotions as a young teenage girl was extremely confusing so I resorted to an area in my life I could control.
Finally, the discussion of a "diffusion" model of drift was extremely confusing to me, and the fitted diffusion coefficients do not have a clear meaning or interpretation.
"'Beta-bux' was extremely confusing, but then I figured out that it just meant some unattractive man [who] literally used his abundance of money to keep a mildly attractive woman by their side, and if the money wasn't even a variable, the relationship wouldn't exist".
"I was extremely confused," he told me.
Karageorge's mother, Susan, told authorities her son had sustained several concussions and experienced spells when he was extremely confused.
However, last October, I was extremely confused; I had no clue what to discuss, and I did not see how a short prompt could be a defining part of my application.
Fina's stance on Russia, and the seven athletes the IOC recommended be banned from competing here, has been extremely confusing.
Perhaps the Chancellor wanted to do more but the pressure to give more to health and education meant this was not quite the Budget many people were expecting.' Another major problem with the new measures is that they are extremely confusing.
From Mr. Maher, the host of "Politically Incorrect" on ABC: "Now apparently the ballots in Palm Beach County were extremely confusing to the seniors, because not only did many of the seniors ask if they had to buy magazines to win, but 1,200 accidentally registered as sex offenders".
In England, the market reforms to health and education will gather pace, with more private sector involvement in schools and hospitals and greater choice for parents and patients... "This political cross-dressing must be extremely confusing for the electorate who thought they had given Mr Blair a bloody nose, and have ended up with [Michael] Howard in drag.
Yeah, it's extremely confusing.
