Sentence examples for makes it very confusing from inspiring English sources

That makes it very confusing for most people".

This makes it very confusing, especially since you have to sign back in to skip a month.

"But they make it very confusing".

My life was very confusing and all the social norms I was born into made it very difficult to finally break free.

"I find it very confusing," Ms. Casowitz said.

"I found it very confusing," he said.

There is some mention of this issue only at the very end of the discussion section, but it makes it confusing to read along the way and to interpret at the end.

Actors will not say the name "Macbeth", which makes the play very confusing to watch.

To make it more confusing, the symptoms were vague.

"E" alone is "bed," but with the apex it's more like the sound in "café." Unfortunately, modern Latin spelling has made this very confusing by using the macron to denote length of vowels, too, when it's normally used to denote long syllables.

So I think there's some sort of false clustering as well which makes things very, very confusing [5: Ribotyping Trust].