Sentence examples for becomes too confusing from inspiring English sources

Our brains, it seems, have only so much room for the bizarre before it becomes too confusing to be enjoyable.

But many fans and observers disagree, saying that the racing has become too confusing.

Pension confusion is stifling long-term savings culture Saving to ensure a decent standard of living in retirement should be on our radar from a relatively early age, but people are being put off because pensions have become too confusing.

But be sure not to move too quickly, or things may become too confusing.

What now? Obviously, feminism has become too personal, too confused with consumption.

The underlying and more ominous question is whether the story of our species — the greater human narrative — has simply become too enormous, too confused and terrifying, for us to grapple with.

It's a way to feel acceptance and a sense of belonging, says psychiatrist Goulston: "When the agony of being alone and confused and misunderstood becomes too great, giving up your mind and identity to belong is not too high a price to pay". Others find a more ominous explanation for why people accept seemingly bizarre belief systems: mind control.

By 1985, with nearly half a century of disparate and occasionally contradictory stories contributing to its ongoing narrative, DC's editorial staff felt that the DC universe had become too cumbersome and confusing for new readers.

Part of the problem, he argues, is that the commercials have become too surreal and confusing.

Too aristocratic, too confusing.

Noah: It's too confusing.