Sentence examples for even more confusing where from inspiring English sources

Even more confusing, where did CNN find these people?

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.

It gets even more confusing when talking about a family film.

Things are even more confusing at FastBidding.com, where some auctions close temporarily and there are different styles of auction, including ones that offer cashback, "equal bid" auctions and "lowest unique bid" auctions.

And while that tired phrase may have never made much sense, it's apparently even more confusing at J.C. Penney, where it might better read, "the more you save, the more you're actually spending".

One's not always sure which state Scotti's talking about, or where she is in her chronology, much less which hapless bunch she's referring to (even more confusing is that two families share the same name).

Even more confusing were the accounts of what followed.

West is even more confusing: San Francisco, Arizona or Los Angeles?

Even more confusing are frequent changes in health care plans, particularly regarding prescription drugs.