Sentence examples for what gets confusing from inspiring English sources

And what gets confusing about it is, Facebook doesn't have a number two.

Here Mrs. Clinton could untie what sometimes gets confused -- and that is how voting for a woman to prove the irrelevance of gender isn't a contradiction.

It sometimes gets confusing.

This gets confusing fast.

This is where the story gets confusing.

What if his grandparent/teacher/sitter gets confused?

She's such a storyteller that she gets confused about what really happened".

Sadly her downfall will come during the treasure hunt week, when she slips over the banana peel item – gets confused at what a "trivet" is, that sort of thing; accidentally ends up driving out to Watford to spend £400 on a type of knife – and costs her team the game.

Often gets confused about what time of day it is, can not read a short article in a newspaper, cannot count well enough to handle money, cannot watch half hour TV programme all the way through and tell someone what it was about, thoughts tend to be muddled or slow, finds it very difficult to understand strangers, can only walk up and down a flight of stairs if goes sideways to one step at a time.

Movement and strafing is what gets most people confused.

The strategy lets each product do what it does best without getting confusing.