Sentence examples for became very confusing and from inspiring English sources
"It became very confusing, and it takes time to learn that if you just wear your journalist hat, all the others will fit".
You see that all this can become very confusing and the wrong food to the wrong animal at the wrong time can also cause serious gastric upset or death.
By October 2003, interrogation policy in Iraq had changed three times in less than thirty days and it became very confusing as to what techniques could be employed and at what level non-doctrinal approaches had to be approved.
Nyquist plot can become very confusing to fit on a proper circuit modal and calculation of impedance (Z).
But otherwise, I follow a lot of wrestlers on Instagram, and at times it becomes very confusing how it couldn't be really sexually intimate.
Cue-type was blocked because it would become very confusing for participants to switch between different tasks as well as between pro-cue and retro-cue trials.
"I'm still concerned about climate change, but it's become very confusing," said Sandra Lawson, 32, as she ran errands near Hyde Park.
"The message to consumers becomes very confusing".
If characters don't look different to you but do to everyone else, it will become very confusing for the viewer.
When there are as many features as possible, doing any one thing becomes very difficult and confusing".
