Sentence examples for began confusing from inspiring English sources

"Early on," Bechdel writes in "Fun Home," "I began confusing us with the Addams Family".

The Amadeus airline reservation system was disrupted for more than two hours on Sunday, as were a number of high-profile websites including Mozilla, Reddit, Gawker, LinkedIn, FourSquare and Yelp as the "leap second" introduced as the day began confused web servers around the world.

Then she begins confusing them further.

Cluttering the home page of a site with discounts to a dozen other retailers could also be risky, executives said, as customers could begin confusing the company with an online mall.

Addendum: My little trick at the beginning confused some people, plus I left some complexity out of the discussion in order to get to my main point.

There were so many rappers around at the Highline Ballroom on Tuesday night that Melanie Fiona began to get confused.

"It was at about that time that I started to study philosophy, and without sounding too much like I dyed my hair black and wore my fringe in front of my face, I began to get confused about my life.

And then people began to get confused - had "white hollywood" tried to steal this from a Black woman?!?

And if her mother begins to get confused and wanders rapidly from room to room, her daughter also receives an alert.

When the math and the issues began to confuse me more than enlighten me, I almost turned the channel, but something stopped me.

To Zuckerman's horror, the public began to confuse him with his character, and fabricated stories about him appeared in the press.