Sentence examples for increasingly more confusing from inspiring English sources
As a consumer overwhelmed by the profusion of brands, it's increasingly more confusing and difficult to know what's right for your little Balthazar or Zorro.
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).
In addition, visits to the facility can prove unsatisfying, especially if the resident is anxious, agitated and increasingly more confused.
Those with cognitive impairment were seen as increasingly impaired, more confused regarding time and space and not recognizing their next of kin.
The truth is more confusing.
Willow Road is much more confusing.
The Chinese blogosphere is even more confusing.
The tie-breaker list becomes more confusing.
However in both cases, are becoming more confusing the boundaries between city and countryside.
During the "design history" courses, matching periods, designers, and products could be more confusing for students.
