Sentence examples for a mite confusing from inspiring English sources

I'm going to unpack that a bit because it gets a mite confusing.

But now I'm a mite confused.

Anyone seeing the title of the movie and hoping for a pedal-stomping update on "Convoy" or "Smokey and the Bandit" will, by now, be feeling a mite confused.

It also seems to be a mite confused about whether it is discussing sexuality or gender, and often skims over cultural and economic issues, particularly in the section on Albania's sworn virgins.

A: I was confused.

That's a little confusing.

It sounds a bit confusing.

This is a bit confusing.

The story then gets a little confusing.

So, let's say someone is using an obscure chemical to treat a mite infestation.

- a mite sardonic.