Sentence examples for confused into a from inspiring English sources

It's time we remembered what was important to us, and what we're going to lose when we come out, blinking and confused, into a new world.

The unexpected announcement threw Republican party politics in his state, already quite confused, into a complete frenzy.

No one buys a Samsung phone because they're confused into thinking it is an iPhone, and Apple has plenty of protection on the technology that makes the iPhone unique.

"It would seem unlikely that a Forever 21 shopper would be confused into thinking they were actually buying a Gucci product," Allen said.

While cooperating has its rewards (a lesser or no prison sentence), one should not be confused into thinking that it is an easy road for those who make that decision.

The specific issue before us is the likelihood that a consumer who conducts an Internet search for 1-800 Contands and then sees an ad for Lens.com on the results page will be confused into thinking that Lens.com has a business association with 1-800.

You might be confused into thinking this novel was a modest effort, much like Marie.

We are left with a viral tale about a boy who has been confused into enjoying the attention the rest of us created.

Hearing me start to warble, even the children who did want to sing were clearly confused into thinking that this was not an ensemble moment, but the bit where the shouty lady sang on her own for some reason.

I'd venture that, to a first approximation, a recession occurs when the monetary authority is confused into thinking that monetary policy is looser than it actually is.

It would be better if I didn't have a passenger on board – know what I mean?" So, to do him a favour, I meekly wandered off, dazed and confused, into the rainy night.