Sentence examples for more confusing and from inspiring English sources

"My bills get more and more confusing and overwhelming".

The more confusing and scary life became, the more I relied on Joe — and sports.

What made it even more confusing and upsetting was that I am my own boss.

Less charitably, he made Guardians even more confusing and convoluted than it was already.

The images on televisions were more disorienting, more confusing and maybe more seductive.

But that careful unpredictability has made life far more confusing and inconvenient for thousands of travelers.

We're now in an even more confusing moment, and Klepper's first-episode manifesto was slightly muddled.

We found that along with the joy of expecting a baby, most women harbor more confusing thoughts and feelings that can be difficult to acknowledge, even to themselves.

In the 30 years I've worked in the securities industry, I have never seen a more confusing, capricious and frustrating market.

But caucuses are also a much more confusing process — and require voters to head to caucus halls in the middle of winter to spend hours debating politics with their friends and neighbors.

That linear broadcasting — and its over-simple stories — are already being unpicked online, and the decentralized perspectives that the Internet is broadcasting are both richer and more confusing, more complex and more true.