Sentence examples for confuse their ability from inspiring English sources
In contrast, students lacking these skills can confuse their ability to recognize vocabulary words with mastery of the material.
Republicans and Blue Dog Democrats should not confuse their impressive ability to mobilize their shrunken base in ways both shrill and frightening.
Where the latter tend to confuse their liberty with their ability to dominate and control their fellows, the masses are more concerned with protecting themselves against oppression and consider themselves "free" when they are not abused by the more powerful or threatened with such abuse (Machiavelli 1965, 203).
But they also emit an electric field of their own, which would confuse their sensory system were it not for their ability to subtract their own electric fields from those generated by objects in the external world.
Further, they confuse their own discomfort with their child's.
People confuse their consciences with ghosts and witches.
Some participants were left confused about their ability to work during the process.
I confused their medium for their nature.
They walk away frustrated and confused because they truly believe their ability is better than those that appear to be making it or have made it already.
Do not confuse an ability to vote in elections and participate in a democratic republic with your ability to careen down a highway, killing a perfectly innocent person, or persons, in the process.
