Sentence examples for confuses itself from inspiring English sources

It nuzzles oblivion, confuses            itself with mud.

by Sharon Levy It nuzzles oblivion, confuses            itself with mud.

This is a shame since Mr. Levinson was responsible for "Wag the Dog," a gratifyingly sharp and imaginative dissection of the media spectacle that often confuses itself with political reality.

In education, but not only education, our society confuses itself with an economy and we seem to value only those things that we can measure.

It confused itself by presenting risk in a "net and forget" format.

"Let me offer you a different story, a darker story," the prologue of "Anonymous" announces, and like an Oliver Stone movie, it is fiction that wants to confuse itself with fact.

The centrepiece is a library table, all canted angles, hidden over-slung lighting, solidity and frippery, confusing itself with a hanging mobile that dangles from above on a chain.

It doesn't confuse itself with unneeded features, it simply performs one task to an exemplary degree.

Windows 8.1 doesn't lag due to processor load, though the operating system can sometimes confuse itself.

Like how Microsoft confused itself worrying too much about Google and getting into the search game itself (Bing), Google has arguably become obsessed with Facebook's growing share of the Web.

Instead of confusing itself and its readers, the AP and the rest could simply have referred to a 2011 Senate hearing, chaired by Max Baucus (D-Mont)., during which two of the foremost Social Security experts -- one liberal, one conservative -- answered the question.