Sentence examples for can't confuse from inspiring English sources

"There's some specificity in some of these songs — you can't confuse what the meaning is, what it's speaking to.

"We can't confuse words with actions," SNAP Outreach Director Barbara Dorris told the BBC.

The extreme nature of their content is why people turn to them but, regardless of how well they might sell, we can't confuse them with reputable news sources.

And organizations can't be confused.

The voice of the street must be heard and respected and it can't be confused with the noise and truculence of some troublemakers".

"My familiarity with her work and its importance has made me want to produce something that can't be confused with hers," he said.

JOHN DEBELLIS: Your on-stage persona can't be confused with anyone else's.

They want to do this so they can't be confused with the real McCoys, which have been ostensibly monopolized by European manufacturers.

Instead, the authors use the slang word knulla (Swedish for "fuck"), which is a naughty word but can't be confused with anything else.

I suppose there's a certain reticence on my part regarding the typical, but it seems this can't be confused with an unwillingness to observe reality.

The most successful college applicants, of any generation, are not the ones brow-beaten with slogans they can't understand, confused by weird field trips, or caught in the crossfire of education policy.