Sentence examples for becomes a bit confusing from inspiring English sources

The plot then becomes a bit confusing -- there's some fighting, and a living chess game -- but the skating is frequently exciting and the many changes of costume dazzling.

Given this, and the fact that there is another community in New York known as Brighton, near Buffalo, it is understandable that a directory assistance operator in Omaha or elsewhere may become a bit confused.

"He just became a bit confused, slowly his brain just started to shut down," he says and for the first time since we have started speaking, his eyes acquire a gloss of moisture.

The only thing I was able to recover from the black box of the wreckage that was 2014 is that the word "gamer" has become a bit confused.

I had no idea who this guy was and for some reason I'd become a bit confused and convinced myself I was meeting Jay Leno's brother and not Jared Leto's, which made the whole thing make even less sense to me. .

A detailed discussion on this issue can be found in a paper published by Marmur [ 20], although he has introduced many forms of contact angles, like: geometric, ideal, Young, actual, apparent, advancing, receding, most stable and dynamic, and one may become a bit confused as to what contact angle is actually measured in a given solid/liquid drop/gas system.

Well, it can get a bit confusing.

But it can get a bit confusing from there.

So it becomes, it is a bit confused, okay.

That seems a bit confusing.

It is a bit confusing.