Sentence examples for was somewhat confusing from inspiring English sources

Arsenal's teamsheet for Tuesday night's 2-0 victoverover Napoli was somewhat confusing.

To Richard L. Hasen, a professor at the law school at the University of California, Irvine, the possibility of a fight was somewhat confusing.

New guidance will help supply not demand The previous Charity Commission guidance was somewhat confusing for trustees, unsure of whether they could use charitable funds to make social investments.

Arnold Scaasi, meanwhile, was somewhat confused.

During the intake interview at the hospital, he later recalled, he was somewhat confused: "I was unable to pinpoint my exact relationship to Jacob.

During the intake interview at the hospital, he later recalled, he was somewhat confused: "I was unable to pinpoint my exact relationship to Jacob..

I was somewhat confused by the up-and-down nature of our nascent friendship, but I knew enough about trust issues to understand that, to a man as sensitive as Jeremy, trust must be introduced in micro-increments.

Though Al Sharpton spoke of his pioneering role as one of the first black pop stars who white people adored, his tribute was somewhat confused by the nature of Jackson's relationship with his own race.

The rally was interrupted by a queer and feminist counter-protest that was somewhat confused about the MRAs, treating them as straw men and calling them anti-gay despite a significant number of queer speakers at the men's rights rally.

2. I was somewhat confused by the renormalization procedure for the raw distance histograms.

I was somewhat confused by the remark that double mutations are neglected because they are very rare.