Sentence examples for been confused with a from inspiring English sources

It could easily have been confused with a shout.

In North America, it had long been confused with A ampelopsifoliella, a relative that feeds on virginia creeper.

Lucy Dettmer, 86, speaking about her new agreement with Babolat, could have been confused with a budding player poised for a run at a junior title.

There were probably a few people laughing when he went to Charlotte, which had never been confused with a winning team, but he has been the key to making this team a winner.

He was convicted and sentenced to death in Israel, only to be freed in 1993 after it turned out that he most likely had been confused with a guard at Treblinka, the camp at issue in that case.

And the report raised the possibility that the Tory named by a former resident of Bryn Estyn children's home had been confused with a family member with the same surname.

But that this shouldn't be confused with a facelift.

Cavic will never be confused with a shrinking violet.

It can be confused with a good Chablis.

(A "nudge," they note with scholarly care, should not be confused with a "noodge").

It is a niche company, not to be confused with a self-storage outfit.