Sentence examples for and even more confusing from inspiring English sources

Other times, it is far worse and even more confusing.

And just to make things even more lively, and even more confusing, there are two late team entries – Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) and also Spider-Man, in which role Tom Holland makes his bow, and they are seductively high-spirited and hilarious, their essential absurdity and gaiety an essential part of the Marvel alchemy that somehow feeds into the Avengers' intense seriousness and idealism.

"It is a federal responsibility and because of our failure as a federal obligation, we're seeing all these various conflicts and problems throughout our nation as different towns, cities, counties, whatever they are, implement different policies and different programs which makes things even worse and even more confusing".

I'm happily engaged and even more confused about 'the problem' that has become my last name.

A teacher is most recommended because they probably know their way around the school, whereas a student may point you in the wrong direction for fun, making you late and even more confused.

And look at the match stats and it gets even more confusing.

That his persona as a comic and a storyteller is already so likable and earnest makes it even more confusing.

Add in simultaneous 3-D offerings, and splice that into subcategories — "Shrek Forever After 3-D," "Shrek Forever After: An Imax 3-D Experience" — and the listings become even more confusing.

We were hoping to minimize the use of confusing abbreviations, but have realized that our mixing of abbreviations and full names was probably even more confusing.

And then there were the super-blond Targaryens, which made things even more confusing.

The apparent usage of dynamic and active as interchangeable terms by the author makes this passage even more confusing.