Sentence examples for was quite confusing from inspiring English sources
But she said the whole situation was "quite confusing".
Although this was quite confusing for me, it definitely added another dimension to the narrative.
I was quite confusing to people because I drank quite a lot and had a rude sense of humour, but I was religious.
This was quite confusing and embarrassing until I realised that nobody, not even me, who had been sitting on my amplifier, had actually noticed that it wasn't switched on.
One sentence was quite confusing to us, "The primer-extension approach developed by Ray Wu (Fig. 1) in 1971, is a key step of DNA sequencing, and deserves a Nobel Prize.
But on national security, he was quite confused.
He was still seeing things that weren't there, but now he was quite confused as well.
So I was quite confused after I read the study commissioned by the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, the trade group for the big banks and brokers, which came to the bizarre conclusion that putting customers first was, in fact, bad for customers.
I was quite confused by how that happened so quickly.
I was quite confused why the team asked me to let Nico by, even though he was on a different strategy.
