Sentence examples for confusing of from inspiring English sources

The Duke blunder was a simple, silly mistake the confusing of two shades of blue in a split-second shot.

9 A reading of these cases, however, indicates that the courts of appeals were primarily concerned with directing inferior courts within the same jurisdiction to refrain from giving the instruction because it was thought confusing, of little positive value to the jury, or simply undesirable.

Jamming of and confusing of electronic communication using the ordinary water-lifting dynamo fitted with a 30-meter copper pole.

Otherwise substitution of Ι for initial ΕΙ is unknown, and final ΕΙ is only replaced in word ΙΣΧΥΕΙ, confusing of and is very rare.

But even the most confused of my friends helped out to help me.

(Not to be confused, of course, with that shining beacon of the early 2000s, the RAZR).

And though I was confused of course I trusted him.

She often worries about everything that has to do with her and is confused of her existence.

"People are confusing freedom of speech and vandalism," he said.

The country remains a confusing experiment of contradictions.

Media commentators offer confusing accounts of this global Millennial trend.