This turn of events is confusing.

If this sounds confusing, that is because it is.

The result is an inefficient and confusing amalgam of overlapping mandates.

As an Israeli born Christian Arab, my identity is complex and confusing.

He reads the confused and confusing speeches our leaders freedom is good, but

Global debates about population policy are confusing.

So the message to policymakers was confusing.

The debate, in other words, was as confused and confusing as it is today.

The issue left, therefore, is the bracketed part that some delegates found somewhat confusing.

And stop speaking like that. It's confusing everybody.

Media narratives are confusing masses now in iraq.

After all, they are living in deeply confusing times.

But confusing political campaigning with scientific reason won t help.

But, like any muddle, it is succeeding only in confusing Russians about themselves and their country.

So, too, is an informed and engaged electorate, because the expert advice offered to voters is itself so confusing.

Confusing the construction of new homes with the housing market is most absurd when dealing with displaced families.

But, as has been pointed out, this is confusing because these groups are in conflict with each other.

Sami's lawyer was using language that was very confusing for the jury.

Clumsy intergovernmental processes risk blurring priorities, confusing policymakers, and exhausting civil servants.

During the 1970 s, Germans went overboard, confusing capitalism with self service shops.

Second, the researchers committed the arch statistical mistake of confusing correlation with causation.

Your eyes will see strange things, and your mind will imagine confusing things.

For Summers, the problem is that there is so much that is distracting, confusing, and problem denying in the first year course in most PhD programs.

But an undisciplined appeal to history risks becoming a confusing way to express opinions.

She had found the delegation's explanations about the composition of the National Coordination Committee confusing.

Consequently, its actual role in our efforts on the ground remain very confusing to us.

They said , These are confusing dreams and we do not know the interpretation of such dreams .

They said , These are confusing dreams and we do not know the interpretation of such dreams .

Lastly, she echoed the concerns of previous speakers about the dangers of confusing equality and equity.

The system has also been used elsewhere, including in Canada and Switzerland, but has not been adopted worldwide and is still confusing to some consumers.

Blair s legacy has thrown Brown into a confusing oscillation between Britain s transatlantic tradition and its European connections.

In addition, for the outside user of the database, the large number of series can be confusing.

Let me start with the aspect of comfort, because many people are confusing ambient temperature with thermal comfort.

Wadih al Asmar The situation in Syria is quite critical, uncertain and confusing, and this naturally reflects upon the situation of the Lebanese who are missing there.

NEWPORT BEACH Judging from the skittishness of both markets and consensus expectations, the United States economic prospects are confusing.

The former journalist Ian Tan said he thinks it s irresponsible to publish stories with sensationalist headlines and confusing infographics

Because we've got to stop, we've got to do something where we unite separate from all the politics and religion that, as a young person, is confusing me.

They were lost. There was total confusion on the mountain all the stories were confusing, most of them were conflicting.

NEWPORT BEACH Three years after the global financial crisis, the global economy remains a confusing place and for good reasons.

They described it as having been upsetting, confusing, and disturbing, but not traumatic in the sense of being overwhelmingly terrifying.

In fact, despite the two nations' seemingly radical differences, they share a similar habit of confusing poverty with something else.

Such distortions are purely a Greek Cypriot invention aimed at blurring the issue and confusing the innocent with the guilty.

In fact, despite the two nations' seemingly radical differences, they share a similar habit of confusing poverty with something else. In France, poverty is confused with religion in America, poverty is confused with race.

When someone can't see how one choice is unlike another, or when there are too many choices to compare and contrast, the process of choosing can be confusing and frustrating.

The Chinese delegation voted against the Declaration because the Declaration's wording is too confusing, and the prohibition it contains could be misunderstood as applying to all research into therapeutic cloning.