Sentence examples for to get confusing from inspiring English sources

When dealing with a set of longstanding traditions of suspicious provenance and dubious wisdom, things are bound to get confusing.

At £1049.99 plus shipping, the Pixel is considerably more expensive than the average Chromebook, and that's where things start to get confusing.

This is totally not going to get confusing.

Back at Yahoo! there are now four channels of Current content (these names are going to get confusing very quickly) – Yahoo!

Overtime with these two programs seems to get confusing.

When everyone is committing genocide, things tend to get confusing.

Robots aren't generally meant to get confused, but modeling confusion might help make them more useful workmates.

When she'd started to get confused about it, the confusion was easier if she was stoned.

It's easy to get confused.

When everything started to get confused".

"Then people start to get confused".