Sentences with phrase «to get a bit confusing»

His suits aren't always red (or red - tinted), and that can get a bit confusing in chaotic four - player moments.

It can all get a bit confusing with such a variety of options.

This can all get a bit confusing, which is why an ovulation calculator is such a great tool.

I sometimes get a bit confused about assuming that «churches and non-profits will step in».

The new data suggest that when these genes don't work properly, the brain gets a bit confused.

It can get a bit confusing adjusting your outfit to the seasons.

Needless to say, it can get a bit confusing working out which of the eleven models best suits your needs.

Since loans are usually taken out in semester or year - long chunks, it can get a bit confusing keeping track of how much you owe.

The button layout also got a bit confusing and made completing the level a bit of a challenge.

As you continue to scroll down the list, however, the rewards get a bit confusing.

There are so many different types of cover letters out there that writing one to apply for a job often gets a bit confusing.

Those FB comments yesterday got me a bit confused!

When it comes to browsers, things get a bit confusing for Jelly Bean.

The suspension seemed to get a bit confused as to what you were trying to get it to do, and compensated by softening up the suspension a bit too much.

When it comes to browsers, things get a bit confusing for Jelly Bean.

Laptops can get a bit confused by shallow discharges and may show you wrong estimates for how long your device's battery will last.

«When I think of the ways that my Waldorf education has influenced my life, I tend to just get a bit confused.

Things can get a bit confusing here in terms of name — the Britannia Petite is actually called the Polish in its native Great Britain, but is referred to as the Britannia Petite in North America to differentiate from a distinctly separate American breed called the Polish (see below).

In regards to the IPCC emissions scenarios, things get a bit confusing when one is dealing with predictions of things we ourselves can influence.

I did get a bit confused at times, but I think that's because Amazon may have changed the placement of a few things on its website.

This exasperated teacher seems to have got a bit confused over whether to use the carrot or the stick to motivate his pupils!

CG Says: The Jeep Compass lineup gets a bit confusing for 2017 — it consists of both carryover previous - generation models (which are being phased out) and an all - new redesigned version.

As you'll hear during the interview, things can get a bit confusing depending on the formatting method you choose, but each of them, once you get through the learning curve can produce great looking ebooks.

I got $ 3394.83 but I'm skeptical whether that's right because the 3 payments got me a bit confused.

This legislative stuff gets a bit confusing.

Things get a bit confusing later on, however, when Verizon starts talking about features that may have been rumored for Oreo but never formally confirmed, let alone announced.

Nor can you choose manual transmission, either, which is a real pity as the game itself sometimes seems to get a bit confused as to when it should change gear coming out of corners and such.

We understand that insurance terms and jargons can get a bit confusing at times.

Our parents only peeking through the cracked bedroom door to make sure we weren't squabbling — and to get a bit confused by it all.

Things are getting a bit confusing in eBook land.

Britannia Petite Things can get a bit confusing here in terms of name — the Britannia Petite is actually called the Polish in its native Great Britain, but is referred to as the Britannia Petite in North America to differentiate from a distinctly separate American breed called the Polish (see below).

California driving rules for 17 year olds can get a bit confusing when it comes to driving time restrictions.

With all the technical rules in Formula 1, it can all get a bit confusing.

The plot does get a bit confusing, and some of the motivations aren't always clear, yet the main storyline is good enough to overcome any holes or loose ends leftover in the end.

This is where things get a bit confusing.

And when we hear that, we get a bit confused, right?

It gets a bit confusing using a single year.

I think your last paragraph has got a bit confused, but I gather you mean that 2 wins and a draw may get us into third (not first).

For whatever reason, City just don't seem to have a truly effective answer for it and get a bit confused and scattered almost every time Liverpool surge forward, which was on display in their 4 - 3 loss at Anfield in January, and especially apparent in the first half when Liverpool roared out to a 3 - 0 lead in the first 31 minutes.

Boy, that's liable to get a bit confusing.»

I got a bit confused.

Reality at a subatomic level tends to get a bit confusing.

Hi Lisa, it can get a bit confusing.