Sentence examples for which are confusing from inspiring English sources
Cities' procurement process, for example, typically involves requests for proposal, which are confusing for first-time bidders and, as notes Rockefeller president Raj Shah, are rarely written to solicit innovative solutions.
I was less impressed with the production by Stephen Langridge (son of the late tenor Philip), which has a surfeit of ideas, many of which are confusing, especially in Act 1.
I find myself briefly alone with my thoughts, which are confused and contradictory.
The recognition accuracy among these actions is over 85% except basketball shoot and walk, which are confused with each other.
There are varying data size units, some of which are confused with each other.
Which was confusing — thinking one number and saying another.
Although he looked fine now, which was confusing for Finch.
Its position could change by two diameters in a typical goal shot, which is confusing.
First I had to sort through how I felt, which was confusing enough.
Another Kerry adviser said, "He talks Senate-speak, which is confusing".
