Sentence examples for way too confusing from inspiring English sources
If it does get way too confusing you can make it so there are only a couple of actions so that you know which one to use(it is just best to have all actions).
"In America, watching television is way too confusing," said Mr. Schmitz, who was born in Germany.
Implementing Twylah would be way too confusing for most users and unnecessary.
And these details...well, they're way too confusing to recap.
Make sure that it's clear to the readers who is talking at what time in your book, otherwise it will be way too confusing, and not many readers will bother to decipher who's talking to whom.
The opening crawl says something about a trade embargo with the federation or something about shipping, but by the time it disappeared I was already way too confused.
I've blundered in other ways too; confusing two stunning black women for one another (who look nothing alike) and most recently, attending a black church the Sunday following the Charleston massacre - hoping to show solidarity, but also to assuage my own guilt.
This way, shopping for your gifts will not be too confusing.
That's what home theatre is meant to do, but somewhere along the way it got too confused.
Too aristocratic, too confusing.
