1 Confusingly, the same terms are used also for the plant communities of these regions.

2 Most confusingly named as it is a stork not an ibis.

3 Her emotions were as confusingly mingled as the child's expressions laid one over another.

4 The term shrub rose is often used confusingly with bush rose.

5 When he gets up confusingly, what does he see?

6 Confusingly, blind people also respond to the light.

7 The classroom turned confusingly noisy when the teacher left.

8 Slightly confusingly, the easy_install script that comes with the full setuptools package does the same thing as ez_setup.py.

9 British private school, knows confusingly as "public schools", attracts pupils from around the world.

10 Dark energy, despite its confusingly similar name, is a separate substance that entered the picture only in 1998.

11 More confusingly, it showed that women who weren’t drinking at all when the research started actually had a higher rate of cancer than women who drank up to six drinks a week.

12 One of ICANN's rules -- than no domains that are "confusingly similar" will be allowed -- could actually complicate matters on that front.

13 Confusingly, the annual tax return does not supersede an existing monthly requirement to report and pay tax on non-taxed income if total earnings exceed a certain threshold.

14 Although the city is confusingly shaped , it is easy to tell where it begins.

15 Confusingly, some thought the 6.8% figure artificially low while others believed it was too high.

16 Confusingly, a neutralino is not actually the partner of a particular Standard Model particle but is, rather,[] a mixture of the partners of several of them.

17 Confusingly enough, there was also a liqueur named pousse-cafe flavoured with cacao, anisette and curacao.

18 Cycling’s Tour de France, three weeks of athletic agony, begins, confusingly, in the Netherlands.

19 The concept of" self" is the cornerstone of psychology, but the meaning of" self" is confusingly used.

20 Party B agrees that it will not use or acquiesce in the use of any trademarks, which are likely to be confusingly similar to the Trademarks.

21 And the air-con system on the 2010 Prius (which confusingly was released in Japan last month and is due for release in the UK on 1 August) is more efficient to boot.

22 Google is defending its business practices, saying it removes participating sites from its ad network if a trademark owner complains those sites are confusingly similar.

23 He’s reported to have been the founder of the Pakistan National Movement and I found his name confusingly similar to Chaudhary Muhammad Ali, one of Pakistan’s Prime Ministers.

24 It's very useful, because it is much faster to write clearly than to write verbosely and confusingly .

25 In addition, each of the subpages within version B contains a confusingly large array of links.