Sentence examples for confused for something from inspiring English sources
The fact that her essay was the buzz in the city today underscores that most female reporters, especially those covering politics, have encountered similarly uncomfortable situations — where professional interest was confused for something more … personal.
The thing about being sincere in an age when that's often unexpected is that it often gets confused for something else.
Most people still confuse it for something that terminates a potential pregnancy, and thus confuse it with abortion.
It would be terrible if I said something wrong or terribly confusing early, early on, and it left us confused for the rest of the day.
The events leading up to WWII are clearly something every child should understand, but learning about Nazi's is never confused for approval of their actions.
The resident seemed confused for a moment.
I'm routinely confused for him.
I was so confused for so long.
The women in the typing pool, he adds, confused her swimwear for something else.
However, I somehow still get confused when paying for something and am usually surprised when something costs a lot more than I understood it to.
Even now, at the age of 15, it is confusing for him if someone says something unfriendly while smiling.
