Sentence examples for confusing being from inspiring English sources

It was confusing being caught between two cultures.

It's confusing being a man today – if you watch TV, pay attention to adverts and read men's magazines, that is.

Perhaps the writer committed that oft-made mistake of confusing "being a woman" with "being good for women".

Having Morrissey on my radio show was an experience – he called me shallow and I told him that he was confusing being shallow with liking life.

Maybe I am confusing being "hot-tempered" with being "hot-blooded" and/or being "hot".

(Even Dylan's song "Forever Young", now often used in advertising, makes the mistake of confusing being young with feeling alive, joyful, and open to the world).

How confusing was the wind?

"The news was confusing, is still confusing" Ms. Nir said.

How confusing are the Dodgers?

How confusing was that for the child?

The major cause of confusing was likeness.