Sentence examples for which I found confusing from inspiring English sources

It is divided into market and tavern offerings, which I found confusing and unnecessary since, except for minor differences in price, diners can compose a meal from both.

Live applications are listed along the top of the window, which I found confusing, since I've become used to looking for tabbed pages there.

I remember we were in a bar and I was talking to him about politics, as that's what I thought he'd be interested in, but he wanted to talk about cars and military guns, which I found a bit confusing.

"There's something about China and its rush to capitalism that I find confusing.

5) The authors use the word constraint in a way that I find confusing.

There are a few areas in which I find midlife women confusing.

And also color, which I find extraordinary.

In that production, Ms. Hagedorn attempted to maintain the novel's split time frame, which many viewers found confusing.

In one crucial moment, she plugged the term "4G iPod Nano" into the eBay search engine and received 1,700 results, which she said she found confusing.

Bogofs on large bags of salad would come to an end, in-store bakeries would put less bread on display and they would remove display-until dates on bags of fruit and vegetables, which consumers said they found confusing.

Local election officials attributed the outcome to a ballot that had the name of presidential candidates on two pages, which they said many voters found confusing.