Sentence examples for beginning to be confusing from inspiring English sources

Dershaw's explanations were beginning to be confusing.

He tells her about two boys from opposite sides of the class divide — Kevin's father was a bookie and his mother took in lodgers, while Gerald was a child of privilege — who began to be confused with each other when they were about 13 and a bus driver swatted Kevin on the ear because Gerald had once skipped off without paying.

Or would that open a Pandora's box? * I was amused to see when I checked it in Wikipedia the novel had an entry beginning "Not to be confused with the Samuel Beckett play Footfalls".

Also, evocation was found to be confusing.

Beginning in 2013, the child benefit (not to be confused with tax credits) began to be phased out based on the annual income of the adult receiving it.

Then Richard (Rick) Muller, the director of legislative affairs for the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (not to be confused with the E.P.A ., began to speak.

GROUPON seems to be confused.

"And consumers are going to be confused.

"I don't need to be confused".

Not to be confused with Don Johnson.

Buchanan appeared to be confused.