Sentence examples for becoming confusing from inspiring English sources

Other close friends of Paul warned that his political identity was becoming confusing.

"It is becoming confusing now, it is becoming a big mess".

Atkinson's juggling a lot at once — and nimbly succeeds in keeping the novel from becoming confusing.

There would be a danger of these wanderings becoming confusing, were it not for the fact that they all partake of the same spirit of passionate inquiry.

You've done spectacle before with the "Pirates" films, but the last act of "The Lone Ranger" takes things to another level, while never becoming confusing or convoluted.

/ You assume total responsibility for becoming confused or disoriented.

He learns the limits beyond which the multitude cannot ascend without becoming confused and unhappy.

But when she was 10, she started becoming confused about "weird" behaviour that she could not understand at the time.

But I am talking about a different kind of belonging, and the two things are becoming confused.

Buyers are becoming confused by contradictory economic signals and worry that the housing market may have hit its peak.

The material restricts gas exchange enough to prevent evaporative cooling, so wearers in hot weather may quickly overheat, becoming confused or even suffering a heat stroke.