Sentence examples for being confused with from inspiring English sources

Which one, I ask, does she most enjoy being confused with.

Gotti Sr". to keep from being confused with her daughter, also named Victoria Gotti.

She was a pop singer, best known for being confused with Rihanna wherever she goes forever.

We've heard other Paralympians complain of being confused with the Special Olympics..

Peterson said he and Allen have become used to being confused with each other.

Is this a case of the work being confused with the reality?

And the business of a severed spine being confused with a bruised spine, there were many instances of that.

Of course, it is not as if Cameron Indoor Stadium is being confused with the student library.

There are no trips back to "West Side Story" or jokes about being confused with Chita Rivera.

The more usual your moniker, the more you risk being confused with someone else of the same name.

The argument is merely fogged by housing "need" being confused with demand, as it is throughout the document.