Sentence examples similar to growing more confused from inspiring English sources

I also grew more confused.

It answered riders' questions sporadically, sometimes referring them to incorrect information on its Web site, even as commuters grew more confused trying to figure out shifting schedules.

Don't try to figure that one out — you'll only grow more confused.

Although initial reports portrayed his departure as voluntary, the picture grows more confused and disturbing with each passing hour.

And the situation grows more confusing the closer one looks.

Now, things get more confusing.

Indeed, ice dancing itself is an artifact of the TV era, becoming an Olympic event only in 1976 and growing ever more confused about its identity.

The decision to recess came shortly before 3 P.M. as negotiations, already complex, grew even more confused when Senate Republicans agreed to reconsider a Democratic proposal that they had rejected less than 24 hours before.

As the world asks, "Whither Turkey, what's going on over there, whose side are they on?" the picture grows ever more confused.

As a result, consumers grew increasingly more confused about what number sunscreen we should actually be wearing (a top dermatologist recently cleared it up for us).

She may end up in a hospital, where a doctor prescribes a dose of antibiotic that would be right for a woman in her 50s, but is twice as much as an 80-year-old patient should get, and so she develops kidney failure, and grows weaker and more confused.