Sentence examples for are getting confused from inspiring English sources

Even the criminals are getting confused.

"People are getting confused about what is reality and what is opera".

It is unfortunate that the dubious policy of building settlements and the military actions of the Israeli Army are getting confused, in the public's mind, with the legality of Israel's holding unannexed lands until a peace agreement is signed.

Prices are rising so fast, adds sales negotiator George Athanasi, showing me a smart, newly converted three-bed ground- and lower-ground floor garden flat that Castles has just sold for (wait for it) £535,000, that "even the surveyors are getting confused.

Best in Social Innovation This is the one people are getting confused about.

If too many people are getting confused, why not simply make it more hidden (perhaps under an 'advanced' tab)?

All these D's and numbers are getting confusing to me, we'll have to do a DSLR roundup soon just so I can get my head straight.

I'm getting confused.

But I am getting confused, weak.

But now I'm getting confused.

"I think Adam Faulds might be getting confused," writes Kristian Petterson.