Sentence examples for She confuses from inspiring English sources
She confuses me with affiliated journalists whose formal postings, visas and correspondent status do make them cultural guests.
She confuses "who" and "whom," "between" and "among," and sprinkles her pages with clichés and danglers: "On arrival at their hotel in Vienna in early January the manager came out to meet them".
She confuses 'astrological' with 'astronomical'; describes early models of the atomic nucleus in various nutty ways (electron plum puddings); and includes the suggestion that 'invisible rays could be detected by the light they caused in a tube'.
When Kennedy is assassinated she confuses him for Jack Lemmon.
MILAN, Sept. 25 — Miuccia Prada beguiles as she confuses.
Einstein would not have liked the way she confuses relativity with relativism.
"Has she confused me for someone else?" he writes.
She said she confused verbatim notes with her own words.
"I don't get it, is she confused?
She confused friends with adorers, with predictably negative consequences.
She was confused, she added, but "in a great way".
