Sentence examples for further confuses from inspiring English sources

In some countries, like Thailand, where I can string a few basic sentences together, I find myself mimicking the local accent, which further confuses people.

The novel's strange chronology — hopping back and forth in time — further confuses the miasma of murder and retaliation, capture and jailbreak.

What further confuses matters is the rivalry for regional authority between Mr. Mugabe and Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni -- and, on all sides, the lure of Congo's riches.

The absence of any interior illumination in the image (the house had no electricity) further confuses our reading of time as it is clear that the house is not deserted.

Indeed, the music further confuses us as it insinuates itself throughout this self-consciously "beautiful" work, which teeters on the edge of making us sick — by inducing a kind of emotional vertigo — before hiding behind its captivating, hard finish.

The music further confuses us as it insinuates itself throughout this self-consciously "beautiful" work, which teeters on the edge of making us sick — by inducing a kind of emotional vertigo — before hiding behind its captivating, hard finish.

More would have further confused an already confusing overview.

These fluctuations further confuse a movie already suffocating in banalities.

Two matters further confuse the issue of teasing.

Both Sporting KC and New York fell to unlikely defeats last week to further confuse the picture.

We will further confuse ourselves with language, stretch envelopes, lick boundaries, you name it.