Sentence examples for confusing as one from inspiring English sources
This is confusing as one could imagine that these indeed arose from DNAQ itself.
We suggest that myths, misconceptions, and unsubstantiated claims about adolescents involved in sexually abusive behavior have persisted due to the abundance of research focusing on the "offender", neglecting the "offense", and the two being confused as one: the juvenile sex offender.
Transparency and authenticity (not to be confused as one in the same) are both key in humanizing your brand, even if the subject matter isn't always positive.
Players are confused as well.
Humility and modesty are often confused as being one and the same, even though they are not.
I was confused as to one point.
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Perhaps he found it confusing to hear, as one regularly does on Fox News and elsewhere, that Obama had scorned Churchill, and, at the same time, to walk by his bust.
"Now I am confused as to which ones were supposed to be historically factual," Chris says, remembering.
