Sentence examples for confusing over from inspiring English sources

The show becomes less confusing over time, as we get fresh angles on various events, among them a political rally, a magic show at a gay club, a party at a housing community overflowing with sex offenders, the offices of Ron Howard's Imagine Entertainment, a rehab clinic, and a chaotic holiday called Cinco de Quatro.

It's international football's Checkatrade Trophy – derided, confused, over-sold and hard to ignore.

Some confused overs with runs; one aficionado believed a fallen wicket meant a point to the batting side.

But I'd say he is confused over the source of the confusion.

If my friend could be confused over a restaurant, could a business gain advantage from such confusion?

Labour seems to be confused over three different issues.

Confused over choosing a cable company for your co-op?

I reminded them that they had my passport, and they were confused over what to do.

Still others said they were relieved but confused over what, precisely, had prompted the sudden turnabout.

Consumers could be confused over which phones have which apps and functions.

Or was he actually confused over whether the courtiers had stolen Rigoletto's sweetheart or daughter?