Sentence examples for confused its from inspiring English sources

It is also insecure and confused, its people deeply divided over what kind of society they want at home and what role they should play in the world.

On the Yardbirds' Think About It, you can hear Jimmy Page trying out a guitar solo he'd later deploy on Led Zeppelin's Dazed and Confused – its impact slightly dulled by the fact that Think About It's main riff sounds distractingly similar to the tune of I've Got a Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts.

The Marxians have stolen the term and confused its meaning.

Its coffers are empty, its policies confused, its leadership under challenge.

In its association with the Tate, the Turner confused its function.

The rest of the division had somehow confused its orders and did not follow the 53rd and the rest of its brigade.

But this party makes the same mistake as the army: it confuses its sense of mission and righteousness with legitimacy.

The shining tubeshoulder fish got its name because it squirts a blob of bioluminescent goo out of its shoulder when it is being attacked, using the flash of light to confuse its predators as it escapes into the darkness.  .

More often than not, it infuriates or confuses its loyal customers.

So it's easy to confuse its condition (bad) with its direction (better) and to lose sight of how much worse it could be.

Microsoft, meanwhile, had claimed it wasn't easy to confuse its cloud-based SkyDrive services with BSkyB's pay-TV, mobile and online services.