Sentence examples for confuses with the from inspiring English sources

Michael delivers a statement on the value of the company, which he confuses with the sum left in the petty cash box.

Pleasant essayist, deft parodist, affectionate caricaturist, author of the lightly mocking Oxford novel "Zuleika Dobson," he is one of those second-rate sensitives, the genteel miniaturists, the posh gardeners, the minor Bloomsbury daubers, England often confuses with the great.

Indeed, it gets confusing with the Rangers.

It should not be confused with the mandora.

The means should not be confused with the ends.

Once, vaguely, confused with the Venus'-hair fern.

(It should not be confused with the similar AdBlock).

(Not to be confused with the Iowa Writers' Workshop).

Don't confuse with the poisonous clitocybe species.

Don't confuse with the Dominican Republic's, which is wretched.

In this way, the segmented local linearity would not be confused with the macroscopic fracture mechanics.