Sentence examples for because it has confused from inspiring English sources

In one sense it is more evil for them, because it has confused so many by prejudice that they have supported their own oppressors.

Last time the @ceoSteveJobs account made headlines it was because it had confused the UK's Daily Mail enough to publish a post quoting it as the real Steve Jobs account.

I've been critical of the marketing spin because I believe it has confused and misled customers it's actually 4G Advanced LTE with some pre-5G enhancements.

Truss has got things mixed up because she has confused two aspects of writing: the technological and the aesthetic.

"I didn't want two Princess Marys on the call sheet," he said, because it might have confused the crew.

And I tell you this story because your recent commentary has confused me.

Except no one's pulling, because in the past two years hipsterdom has confused more traditional Italian notions of masculinity.

All Street". tagline has confused and appalled viewers because of what they believe to be a serious breach of trust," the lawsuit alleges.

In 2006, seven members of the Hmong community living in Minnesota were poisoned with A. bisporigera because they had confused it with edible paddy straw mushrooms (Volvariella volvacea) that grow in Southeast Asia.

It emerged that "Shine" was wrongly nominated because the judges had confused it with another single-word title.

Under conditions of high complexity, it combines existing know-how and knowledge with future hypotheses – in the mode of the present: if what lies in front of us no longer offers criteria for selection because it has become so extensive, confusing, insecure and even uncertain, all that remains for us is to contemplate selection criteria more intensively that are anchored in the here and now.