Sentence examples for over confusing from inspiring English sources

Tokyo-area residents, increasingly frustrated over confusing statements from Tokyo Electric Power Company about the location and timing of rolling power cuts,  braced for possible blackouts.

That summer, when I wasn't chewing my nails over confusing class schedules and locker assignments, all daydreams were directed toward one shining vision: the New Me, the girl I would unveil (to dropped jaws and perhaps a few scattered gasps) when school started in the fall.

Madame X arrives for her letter and he hands it over, confused by her enquiries about "l'autre personne".

The idea of certain pieces of history getting stitched over and confused is amplified by the fact that Meyer's brother suffered from an accident and fell into a coma in 2011 (luckily, he is ok today).

Children's films often patronise their intended audience by being stupid and unwatchable, or by confusing with over-the-head references to keep the parents amused.

Children's films often patronize their intended audience by being stupid and unwatchable, or by confusing with over-the-head references to keep the parents amused.

Still, Dr. Landman thought it possible that the iridium had shifted over time, confusing the chronology.

But one of the things that's made the debate over nationalization confusing is that many of these same people, while arguing that bank debtholders should take a hit, also say that what the U.S. should do is emulate Sweden.

The show is a messy, heavy, beautiful, surreal, funny, confusing, all-over-the-place and refreshingly honest piece of pop culture ― and the reviews reflect that.

She took the kick after Sara Whalen ran over the ball, confusing Saskia Webber, the Philadelphia goalkeeper.

These actions have cast a cloud of uncertainty over an already confusing situation.