Sentence examples for confused with this from inspiring English sources
Not to be confused with "This Is the End" from June, "The World's End" concludes Edgar Wright's trilogy of British comedies and cost between $20 million and $30 million to make.
I do think what will happen now is this push will get added power, partly because of the visibility, and partly because the horror at pedophilia can also be tapped for, can also be confused with this program of getting rid of out gay priests.
These truisms should not be confused with this last claim, which is a substantive metaphysical claim.
Who cares what you [the instructor] say…Maybe you made people confused with this hands-on activity though you cannot deceive me.
It's easy to see how people can get confused with this and not realise the true cost, especially as it's not in the daily deal sites' interest to explain it more than they have too.
That said, Microsoft's app (also not to be confused with this indie app of the same name) seems like a handy addition for anyone who spends a lot of time in SMS and iMessage chats making plans with friends.
Not to be confused with the luge, this is a face-first solo thrill ride aboard what feels like a cafeteria tray affixed to steel runners.
Not to be confused with the Frost/Nixon tapes this one.
Often confused with the Drama Queen, this child believes every single, itty, bitty, teeny, weeny injury is a near-death experience.
Not to be confused with the short poem above, this work is vast in scale and at first sight, impenetrable.
