Sentence examples for somewhat more confusing from inspiring English sources

All this has made the policy somewhat more confusing.

Mr. Corzine has made the issue somewhat more confusing in recent weeks; his spokesman, Tom Shea, who says he has never seen the confidentiality agreement or Mr. Corzine's tax returns, at one point said Mr. Corzine would be freed from the pact at the end of this year.

It's more confusing.

The truth is more confusing.

Willow Road is much more confusing.

The Chinese blogosphere is even more confusing.

The tie-breaker list becomes more confusing.

Now, things get more confusing.

Devolution has made general elections more confusing.

Here it gets even more confusing.

Unsuspected adulterants or contaminations may make the presentation more confusing.