confusing

From chapter to chapter, Lockwood deploys an associative strategy: anecdotes, memories and social commentary string together, rich and kinetic if confusing.

The Home Office, which was found to have been "confusing and inconsistent" in how it ran the scheme by the the Parliamentary Ombudsman, said it was committed to running it "effectively".

A large secondary and sometimes confusing cast comes in and out to propel and complicate matters, but it’s really all about the brothers.

Its supporters argue that it reduces the risk of wrongful conviction – but critics say the verdict is confusing and fails to provide closure for victims.

Ms Crawford, chief executive of Age Scotland, said the criteria for vaccinating people, particularly between the age of 65 to 74, felt confusing.