Sentence examples for but also more confusing from inspiring English sources

It's more nuanced than YouTube, but also more confusing.

After a prolonged period of green army jackets, heavy boots and piercings when I moved to Italy after university – it worked for the politics of the time and the place, especially the anti-Berlusconi riots – I settled into something a little less extreme but also more confusing: going sorority one day and streetwear tracksuit the next.

3. GREEN DAY "21st Century Breakdown" (Reprise) Green Day's second rock opera is more ambitious than "American Idiot": richer, more diverse, more urgent, more flat-out tuneful and also more confusing.

By Wednesday evening, things calmed down slightly but also became more confusing.

But also, more zip-lines.

Although genetic testing has become more common and less costly, it's also become more confusing.

"The consumers have more choices, but we are seeing that they also are more confused by all of this choice".

I also grew more confused.

While the Internet arms both male and female shoppers with much more information than they once had access to, it has also made the buying process more confusing.

Replacing the letter with a symbol, and also replacing the spaces, can get more confusing then method 2, but is harder to break.

But a primary is different, and more confusing.