Sentence examples for clearly confusing from inspiring English sources

"I loved you in the movie, you were so mean," they would tell her, clearly confusing her with Bryce Dallas Howard.

Clementi added that the "most important principle" of his proposal was to split governance and regulation: "A muddle of overlapping principles is clearly confusing rather than clarifying where responsibilities lie".

An alternative News Feed-like stream of information could be another way of tackling interests, but popping it into the app without an explanation is clearly confusing to those who have new feature.

Recently the ombudsman of the Washington Post took his own paper to task for putting too much opinion, and sometimes without proper labeling, on the front page, clearly confusing it with actual news.

It was a Mexican standoff playing out over bagels and Americanos, and it was clearly confusing the shit out of the waitress who'd only stopped by to gather up our empty cups.

You clearly confuse me with some other person with the initials D.R. with whom you showered.

As Manning gestured with his hand, Cruz stared back at him clearly confused.

Now doctors are clearly confused and divided over what to expect from estrogen.

In fact, it was 3-1, and though both Williams and Sprem were clearly confused, neither protested.

"Clearly confused and dazed," said Troy Aikman, who had repeated concussions when he played quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys.

Like a tribute to United Health Care or something in US," tweeted clearly confused Los Angeles Times sports writer Diane Pucin.