Examples of 'more confusing' in a sentence
Meaning of "more confusing"
This phrase is used to describe something that is difficult to understand or comprehend. It suggests that the subject or situation is unclear, causing confusion or misunderstanding
How to use "more confusing" in a sentence
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It gets more confusing when you ask.
This becomes more and more confusing.
This is more confusing than my first marriage.
The current inflation picture is more confusing.
No more confusing email exchanges with customers.
There is nothing more confusing for a defender.
People who come to see me is more confusing.
Our world is more confusing than ever.
And there is something even more confusing.
Nothing is more confusing than inconsistent messages.
But then it got even more confusing.
Ports are more confusing than should need to be.
The second quotation is somewhat more confusing.
That was even more confusing than before.
Suddenly things got a lot more confusing.
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Dad is more confusing almost every day.
And now it gets even more confusing.
Is getting more confusing by the minute.
Things have gotten even more confusing.
The more confusing the better.
Checked luggage can receive more confusing.
This case gets more confusing every minute.
It is a bit shorter and even more confusing.
Their replies were more confusing than illuminating.
There everything became even more confusing.
Write it more confusing so the voter.
As if this could not get more confusing.
The case came more confusing than are expected.
What happened next is even more confusing.
Things were even more confusing earlier this week.
The final question was even more confusing.
They are even more confusing when they are repeated.
And here it got even more confusing.
Nothing gets more confusing than chaos itself.
The next step is even more confusing.
Even more confusing if you actually do depart on a bicycle.
This is where it got even more confusing.
It just makes it more confusing when counting votes.
I guess the chair does make it a little more confusing.
Sometimes people are more confusing than puzzles.
The days to come are going to be more and more confusing.
Eating paleo can be more confusing than it seems.
The market situation has seldom been more confusing.
Every day was more confusing than the next.
A human world is a little more confusing.
Things get more confusing as you add variables.
Often they were even more confusing.
It was more confusing than it was infuriating.
The facts are even more confusing.
It is a little more confusing to use than the other clamps.
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