Sentence examples for confused book from inspiring English sources

But the greatest Herterisms often have the artless charm of a confused book report: "Johannes Kepler was a well-known German astrologer.

I won't define the word "ghetto". I won't define "life in the hood". And just in case you're confused, this book is not black erotica.

Don't confuse a book report with a book review.

She looked confused: "Used books?

Though their titles could easily be confused, the books are very different.

But still, it is a good idea not to confuse one book with another.

When discussing A Clockwork Orange, many mistakenly confuse the book with Stanley Kubrick's 1971 film and immediately focus on the violence of the story, when really it's the language of the book – a vernacular so lively and colourful it renders those much-discussed descriptions of beatings and rape almost – almost – comical – that is its most remarkable and revolutionary aspect.

They decided to use hire cars to travel between match venues because they found trains too confusing to book and internal flights too expensive.

In her statement, Breslin confuses the Book of Esther for a historical document rather than a Biblical narrative.

Their book is not to be confused with another book by a similar title.

History and fiction become even more confused in a book-within-the-book (called, perplexingly, The Grasshopper Lies Heavy) which presents another counterfactual scenario in which the Allies won the war, but the British Empire came out with all the power.