Sentence examples for because he confuses from inspiring English sources
Food analogies leap to mind when describing his work, because he confuses food and paint, gooey colours and infantilist appetites.
White made a mistake this year because he confused 38, which he links to a fumble in football, with 69, which he associates with a pass being caught.
Becker cannot explain these results because he confused efficiency with domination -- and failed to see the advantages of ending it.
Dr. Drew was telling this story about his college roommate, who came home so drunk, he urinated all over the record player because he confused the record player's lift-up casing for the toilet seat.
Mr. Keane said it was no surprise that some beneficiaries were confused, because, he said, "Democrats have demagogued the issue and tried to scare seniors away from the new program".
He hated the government, blacks, women and gays, perhaps, as the evidence suggests, because he was confused about his sexuality.
He can't be pigeonholed as either stand-up or novelist, not least because he seems confused himself.
Elsbach suggests that David is misguidedly inclined to reveal all because he is confusing competency-based trust with interpersonal trust.
But officials concede that they wrongly believed he had a more significant role because he was confused with others who had a similar name.
He concludes that Holme had previously been overlooked because he was confused with a stationer, William Holmes, who was known to be publishing up to 1615.
