Sentence examples for cannot be confused with from inspiring English sources
The dark curves cannot be confused with the papyrus fibres," said Daniel Delattre from the Institut de Recherche et d'Histoire des Textes in Paris.
Quebec, home to half of Canada's 17,000 dairy farms, is the only province that still requires margarine to be left an unappetising white so it cannot be confused with butter.
But he stood by the decision to make the ad in the first place, saying that "a horrific act should not and cannot be confused with a metaphor about a piece of legislation".
He also said, in 1954, that without its adventurous spirit, "we would have been given over to a cult of mechanics, of know-how … which cannot be confused with creation".
Thus, Kilwardby's meaning of first and second intentions cannot be confused with the meaning these terms acquire later on.
All these factors are shown to play a role that gives patterns that cannot be confused with the one originating from an SD.
On the other hand, it is attributed to states of affairs or things, but it cannot be confused or identified with state of affairs, nor with a quality or relation of these states.
Paddlefish roe cannot, however, be confused with the luxury variety, although this caviar communicates the intention of luxury and evokes the memory of it.
