Sentence examples for again confused from inspiring English sources

It's not surprising then that presidential hopeful John McCain yet again confused al-Qaida with Shia Islamists, even after his recent gaffe.

On the next trip down the floor, Williams was again confused when Davis rebounded P.J. Brown's miss and tossed it over Williams' head and through the hoop.

Labor's call for a royal commission into the string of scandals in the banking industry is also on script and the Coalition's reaction is, once again, confused.

So I began again, confused and without a reference point, but excited to figure it out for myself.

Even as the shouts of treason are trumpeting, it also seems that the act of revealing truth is once again confused with acts of treason, and the public's right to careful judgment is once again discounted.

Last week Senator McCain again confused the Sunni and Shia factions battling in Iraq and had the good fortune of having coverage of his Iraq speech claiming "unmistakable progress" (despite increasing violence) interrupted by reports of mortar attacks on Baghdad's heavily fortified "green zone".

And, of course, another two chances to see if The Morning Skate can once again confuse Brad Richards and Mike Richards.

It again confuses the statutes that govern the commission's certification and the laws that govern a post-certification Section 102.168 contest.

And, in deciding to prioritize one kind of post over another for reasons that seem to have little to do with what individuals are asking for, Facebook is once again confusing its users.

By Om Malik July 1, 2016 In deciding to tweak its news feed for reasons that seem to have little to do with what people are asking for, Facebook is once again confusing its users.

It's all volunteer-run by the Northern Mill Engine Society, who'll be on hand to answer questions, so you need never again confuse your Non-Dead-Centre Compound with your Diagonal Duplex.