confusing造句
91. Confusing stories are circulating along with rumours and half-truths as people, in their desperation, try to help find the murderers.
92. Fand and Liban came behind, but their spears didn't light the way, only set confusing reflections in the walls.
93. People often find the medical language used by doctors confusing.
94. Given this array of confusing variables, it is remarkable that anything is known about alcohol at all.
95. In such cases, the environment provides foot soldiers with confusing signals regarding the acceptable level and forms of political activism.
96. For these folks, the images and text that are supposed to look cool appear as a confusing jumble.
97. They learn quickly, and keep trying even in confusing and conflicting circumstances. 2.
98. As in Ireland some voters would find the ballot paper confusing.
99. The prediction in relation to language learning is to some extent confusing.
100. Her unresolved conflict resulted in a stiff, confusing memo that must have frustrated Mary.
101. Potentially problematic was the specter of defense witnesses placing John Doe No. 2 in the conspiracy and confusing jurors.
102. Residents face confusing pricing and poor customer service from many local phone companies.
103. Though it offers more sites and possibilities than any on-line service, it can be confusing, and the quality uneven.
104. There is no indication or evidence that under such circumstances contact can be confusing or lead to divided loyalties.
105. It is only by confusing them that Atkins can hold that mathematics and physical reality are identical.
106. The market place can be confusing but Trader Horn picks his way through the mire Going for the grand tour.
107. It is better to manage without sections for office use, which candidates may find confusing and alienating.
108. That seems superfluous and even confusing, but unless some paths of possible interpretation are quite deliberately blocked they will be taken.
109. The fact that seeking clarification is so prevalent reminds us what a potentially confusing behaviour building can be.
110. How can human beings in normal conversation makes sense of 5,000 words an hour of confusing, semi-organized information?
111. Diagnostic difficulties in those cases were related to confusing radiological and endoscopic appearances or failure to obtain histological confirmation of lymphoma.
112. She had a confusing family background, as many children did in those days.
113. There is a perfectly logical reason why it seems so pointless and confusing.
114. These workshops are particularly valuable on a historical site that may be indistinct, puzzling and confusing, or extremely complicated.
115. The great advantage of the Word-Maker is that the word can be corrected without confusing the speller by crossings out and insertions.
116. Corporate intranets, immensely popular in the business world, may prove too confusing to use and too expensive to maintain.
117. The situation in Kabul was extremely confusing in the immediate aftermath of Najibullah's removal.
118. Direct debits or standing orders are liable to make money disappear from your account stealthily, which may be very confusing.
119. Bumper sticker thinking only adds to what is already a very confusing time for organizations and the people within them.
120. He said voters also may pay the price of an early primary with a more confusing ballot in November.
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