Sentence examples for confuse you into from inspiring English sources

However, they could just be trying to confuse you into swapping Park Place for Ventnor Avenue.

Don't let the word "natural" confuse you into thinking a product is better or more efficacious.

Don't let that soothing drug of retail therapy confuse you into thinking that everything is grand now.

Work Harder Unless your job is to run around in circles, working harder will confuse you into thinking you're getting somewhere.

But don't let your feelings of nostalgia or disappointment confuse you into thinking you have done the wrong thing.

Feeling sleepy can cause not only driver fatigue (dangerous) but also can confuse you into wanting unhealthy food to try and make up for feeling tired.

"You can't confuse people into believing you're affiliated with that trademark, Grodsky said.

Implication: Ladies, it's your responsibility to avoid "unwanted attentions" by avoiding alcohol, which could confuse men into thinking you "want it". .

If he/she says no (which hopefully he/she won't), ask one of his best friends "Hey, one of my friends wanted to know if you and your friends want to hang with us at the dance" You can drop subtle hints about the guy/girl you like, but don't confuse the Best Friend into thinking you like him/her.

Laura, a 26-year-old PA, agrees, saying: "I think most male-female friendships start through fancying, or at least being confused into thinking you fancy them because you're a girl and he's a guy and you really like hanging out, so you must fancy him, right?" So what does that tell us about love and sex and men and women?

I think it'll reach a point where you'll be confused if you can't just ask any question out loud at home like, "How old is Barack Obama?" or "What date is Boxing Day?" That practice will soon become so normal that you'll be confused when you walk into someone else's apartment and can't just ask a question aloud and receive an answer.