Sentence examples for be confused with another from inspiring English sources
Not to be confused with another teacher named John Buckley.
The chronicler should not be confused with another Irish monk, Marianus Scotus, abbot of St. Peter's, Regensburg (d. 1088).
In 1539 he laid down a code for printers, which included a prohibition on the use of any device that could be confused with another.
This book must not be confused with another original work of the same period, the "Book of Mystery" by Giorgis of Sagla, a refutation of heresies.
The Bay Area riders aren't to be confused with another motorcycle subculture that is built around supermoto bikes, nimble two-wheelers that can navigate both dirt and pavement.
These Wolbachia mosquitoes shouldn't be confused with another kind that's been backed by the Gates Foundation and is being tested in Colombia and other countries.
Because of similarities in signs, canine infectious hepatitis has long been confused with another important disease of dogs, canine distemper.
He may also have been confused with another Abu Abdullah al-Britani, from London, who used to be known as William Clinic before converting to Islam.
Father Meade knew he said that, but hardly heard because he was wondering if he was being confused with another priest; a brain addled by recourse to methylated spirits would naturally be blurred by now.
On the other hand there's some fairly run-of-the-mill metafictional business about the book not being a novel at all but a "non-fiction memoir" of the author's experience as a tax examiner in the 80s, which include a wearisome farce about being confused with another David Wallace.
