Examples of using Rather confusing in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
They find it rather confusing and….
In any case the blackboard drawing is rather confusing.
It can be rather confusing and maybe a bit intimidating;
Some preliminary words:"This business of symbols is rather confusing.
The question was rather confusing, until I clarified in the next line- which was the whole point.
However, the way the information was presented was rather confusing.
Perhaps this all sounds rather confusing but if you remember that the depth of field depends on how large the subject is depicted, then you will have grasped the essential meaning.
However the entrance is through what appears to be an office block andis rather confusing.
The consequences of this stand by JDC were sometimes rather confusing. Jonah B. Wise stated early in 1934.
The taxonomical position of the Cincinnati Riffleshell is not fully resolved… and rather confusing.
Paragraph 1 sets out this five-type hierarchy in terms of three principles,something that I find rather confusing and hardly likely to simplify matters, but the public will perhaps forgive us for it.
That leaves you and me looking through a lot of amendments that can sometimes be rather confusing.
The whole procedure is time-consuming and rather confusing for the applicant companies, which sometimes receive similar questions from different bodies members of the Standing Committee and the SCAN.
I have been trying to look at family trees to figure it all out,but I find them rather confusing.
A number of Members have tabled questions in good time for this week- in particular to the Council-but received rather confusing e-mails to the effect that the questions could not be translated and would be held over until the next part-session.
However, if you are just a newbie to the world of internet,the plethora of available choices can be rather confusing.
Personally- and here I am in the same boat as Mrs Oomen-Ruijten- I have found them rather confusing, and quite often simply a puzzle.
Given the large and ever increasing number of websites that are online today,the array of domain names on the internet can be rather confusing.
Although we continue to update these sites,the portal still seems a rather confusing and complicated entry point.
The overall picture of principles,targets and objectives of Community policies in this field is rather confusing for outsiders.
The contradicting statements of alarmism andrefusal of dangers make the discourse rather confusing and chaotic for the readers and viewers.
They form the starting point for a long and possibly rather confused night.
The illness has made her rather confused.
Mr President, I am rather confused.
However, we got the feedback that it is rather confused to set the lenses in the"right" distance.
The reviewer went on to say that,"The plan of the book is rather confused.
Being rather confused at this hour, I could not follow the directions to the Goldberg bail/bond office.
And for that reason they will also read it without understanding,and it will rather confuse than enlighten their spirit.
In addition, for those using other online storage services(Google Drive or dropbox) Or not at all use such a service,SkyDrive integration does not offer any benefits, but rather confused and option to uninstall Also missing completely.
Mr President, I want to say to the Commissioner that, previously, when he remarked that they had not received the letter from the Spanish authorities,I was rather confused because I had been told that it had in fact been sent.