Sentence examples for it more confusing from inspiring English sources
He merely altered the problem to make it more confusing.
The competing YouTube videos only make it more confusing.
The photo shoot only makes it more confusing.
As Dimple attempts to mediate the world of high school, "suitable boys", heritage, and art, her gorgeous all-American best friend Gwyn only makes it more confusing.
On the other hand, they could make it more confusing.
The revised rules governing travel to Cuba, issued in November, don't prohibit individual travel to Cuba; they just make it more confusing.
Journey is destined to be a classic, I think, but I found it more confused than anything.
Sometimes I think it's easier to see in an academic environment sometimes it's more confusing.
That his persona as a comic and a storyteller is already so likable and earnest makes it even more confusing.
In addition to its lack of distinction between formal, informal, singular and plural, "you" is also used in an impersonal form to mean "people in general", which makes it even more confusing.
