Sentence examples for always get confused from inspiring English sources

On a drive through Baltimore one evening, Iannucci spoke glowingly about a Mahler concert that he had just heard at the Peabody Institute, at Johns Hopkins University, and added, "I always get confused when I'm in Los Angeles.

"I always get confused when I get dressed to be interviewed," she said.

We ended up meeting in the early 2000s and were both like, "Hey!" You know, "Sorry we always get confused with each other!" We both have dark hair, I don't know what it is.

I was always getting confused about the way the military tells time, all of this "zero hour" and "fifteen hundred" hours stuff.

I'm always getting confused by the difference between 'use by' dates and 'best before' and I sometimes worry if I've got something in the fridge that's a few days out of date".

They have Bowling Green State University and are always getting confused with us.

But when it comes to private student loans, people are always getting confused and think they are like government student loans.

Lest I should ever get confused, I have always carried with me in my wallet a copy of Teddy Roosevelt's famous dictum about critics – reporters, as much – being in the bleachers, never in the arena.

"There is always.0001% of people who get confused," de Masi told me.

If you get confused, you can always ask another player.

Even experts get confused.