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181. His were doubly confusing because she had a vague idea there was truth in them.

182. Future bionic hybrids will be more confusing, more pervasive, and more powerful.

183. There are three confusing concepts of dissociation about clinical symptoms: dissociative experience, dissociative symptom, and dissociative disorder.

184. Anaphylaxis is a potentially life - threatening illness that can be confusing to both patient and clinician.

185. I guess he's confusing the scenario where pair production forms out of energy during the early period after the BB.

186. To comprehend this sentence pattern perfectly, one should have a clear demarkation among the easily confusing conceptions of imperative sentence, elliptic sentence and so on.

187. Choose single word names for menu categories . Using multiple words makes separation between categories confusing.

187. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

188. But this confusing place is a normal stage, a chemical letdown in both their brains.

189. Notice that we've put a comment inside the definition, to remind us of stack effects. This is particularly wise when the stack order is potentially confusing or hard to remember.

190. "Anusitis is a difficult condition to define and therefore confusing to study, " Dr. Brand replied.

191. But it is here that Keynes equating saving with investing becomes particularly confusing.

192. If you rant and rave at it, you'll simply make the job of convincing the dog it would be better off working for you far more difficult because you'll be confusing and frightening him.

193. I am so ashamed of confusing the two concept: directivity pattern and directivity coefficient.

194. Feehan assembles an enormous and somewhat confusing cast of characters.

195. All these have resulted because of confusing the abstract with the concrete and unscientifically treating Marxism as a scientific theory.

196. The ineloquent Bush could be really confusing at times in expressing his thoughts.

197. And unless, you know, you've been hired to do Pirandello's Six Characters In Search Of An Author, this is not a great thing, because you get something that is really confusing.

198. He said he had Sarkozy's full support and would not resign; politicians attacking him were confusing homosexuality and paedophilia.

199. Why wouldn't Saknussemm have hidden an incredible invention behind this confusing cryptogram?

200. On this ground, the fallaciousness of the western utility theory lies in confusing the notation of the price and val.

201. Here chasing down the story got confusing, and stirred up a minor maelstrom in Tokyo.

202. Due to this , choosing the right site dating services online can quire confusing .

203. They are utterly lost, anchorless in a strange and confusing world.

204. The uncertainty created by this situation must be confusing for you.

205. But for less experienced users (especially for those in-laws who just logged on to see your photos or to pay their electric bill) all that cleverness is confusing or annoying.

206. Strike up a conversation with an old man sitting about, and his disjoined (if not confusing) narration will take you so easily back to the olden times of the Republic (founded in 1912).

207. To twist together or entwine into a confusing mass; snarl.

208. If switching from standard to high-definition television wasn't confusing enough, there's another wave of TV technology on the horizon: 3D.

209. A confusing situation involving the support of a wealthy person will suddenly make more sense.

210. Yet, from the very beginning the meaning of "equal protection" has at times been confusing, perhaps because the framers of the Fourteenth Amendment left us no explanation of exactly what they meant.