Sentence examples for a lot more confusing from inspiring English sources
The problem the board faces with the sequel is a lot more confusing, and here's why: writer/director Tom Six gives the "censors" no context to chew upon.
Some of the modernist cooking techniques that Nathan Myhrvold showed me for this week's column seem a lot more confusing than they actually are — at least if you've never, say, cooked salmon using fake sous vide before.
Other efforts to save fishing just got a lot more confusing.
A major use case of home assistants is obviously close integration with smart home products, but Home and Echo have both managed to make things a lot more confusing than they should be when it comes to turning on lights or accessing your home security system.
But it's a lot more confusing than that.
If you thought your college capstone project was intense, get ready for something a lot more confusing.
Actually, it would have been a whole lot more confusing.
Night driving and other low light conditions can become a lot more hazardous and confusing if you mistake a spec of dust on your spectacles for an approaching obstacle.
"If the information were to get out and not be in the full context," the official said, "it would be confusing and a lot more alarming to the public".
On top of that, a lot more interactivity is being put into sites, but often to a confusing end, where site visitors are concerned.
