Sentence examples for more confusing since from inspiring English sources
While Mr. Barber can be highly persuasive in laying out the dangers of unilateralism and pre-emption, his talk about "preventive democracy" all too often devolves into fuzzy-minded generalities, made all the more confusing since administration hawks (or eagles, as he would have it) are also fond of talking about the exportation of democracy as a means of making the world a kinder, gentler place.
Well, it'll only get more confusing, since next week Republicans in Nevada will caucus and South Carolina Democrats will vote in their primary -- on different days.
But the stated unity ended up being more confusing than helpful, since iPhone OS (as it soon came to be called) was clearly a different beast from OS X, since you couldn't run apps from one on the other, for example, which is only the most obvious difference between the two.
Hagel's other sin appears to be that he does not hold a neo-conservative worldview, but this is even more confusing as it has been years since the neo-cons ran either the White House or the Pentagon, so they really shouldn't have a veto over anything, at this point.
Make sure to chose a complete grammar guide such as Take Kim's guide rather an 'elementary' book since this kind of books tend to oversimplify, which is more confusing than helpful in the long run.
Ever since Kanye West invented Pop Art, the world has been a more confusing place.
Now they are more confusing".
But more confusing was Agha's irritation.
"My bills get more and more confusing and overwhelming".
This time, however, they are fighting a more confusing enemy.
