Sentence examples for which seemed confusing from inspiring English sources
The patients with innocent vibratory murmurs were referred for examination at a younger age than those with ejection murmurs, which seemed confusing to the examiners and were referred closer to school age.
The six-game match at the New York Athletic Club between the computer Deep Junior and Garry Kasparov finished 3-3 on Feb. 7. Kasparov won Game 1 with punishing play against Deep Junior, which seemed confused.
Note there are three groups labeled "*", which seems confusing at first as they could have been merged into one group.
It may be easy to classify being touched around your private parts as an example of "bad touch," but sometimes there are natural physiological responses that could feel good, which may seem confusing to young people.
There was a degree to which ABC and Disney executives seemed confused by the fierce reaction from the news division.
When we are obliged to give an account to other people we have to structure experience which may have seemed confused to us before.
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Prust mishandled the puck, which seemed to confuse Leafs defenseman Tomas Kaberle, who missed him with a body check.
And this after a complicated explanation of the league's new playoff overtime rules, which seemed to confuse even the head official, who stumbled through an explanation to the players and the TV audience.
They too got The Boot, which seemed to confuse the hell out of Rogers who took a proffered shoe and proceeded to beat himself over the head with it before sidearming it back into the crowd, hurling his guitar down and storming off stage.
Considering the ways in which Churchill has (and has not) structured her 57 vignettes, this mixing of easily recognizable sites with hit-and-miss personal interactions creates a series of character-driven snapshots for the audience (which can initially seem confusing until one realizes that none of these vignettes are related).
