Sentence examples for even more confusing when from inspiring English sources

It's even more confusing when the healthy food people fight among themselves.

It becomes even more confusing when they turn up one day wearing someone else's face.

"And things get even more confusing when you have a number of increases all being phased in at the same time," he said.

(To make things even more confusing, when Apple calls a product 4G, that means it is the fourth generation of that device, but not necessarily that it works on a 4G network, although sometimes it does).

The absence of live-action children's movies featuring child actors in central roles is even more confusing when two other factors are considered: live-action movies tend to be cheaper (Toy Story 3 cost $200m to produce, whereas Home Alone only cost $18m), and child actors are not only everywhere, especially on TV, but are also arguably better than ever.

Things become even more confusing when he relates his life story, a picaresque yarn with cameo appearances by Jackie Mason, Gillingham FC, Gilbert & George, Shane MacGowan and the Pope - not MacGowan's group the Popes, mind you, but the actual head of the Catholic Church.

Even more confusing, where did CNN find these people?

After that, things get even more confusing, especially when dealing with different types of meat for your base.

It's an even more confusing decision when you consider how weakly supported and fragile the Graham-Cassidy proposal is.

That question became even more confusing in 2009, when three US hikers strayed across border from Iraq into Iran and were arrested.

The confusion got more confusing when I started factoring in people and things that aren't even a part of my life right now -- husband, kids, house, career in ten years, etc., etc., etc.