Sentence examples for confusing size from inspiring English sources

When I query him about the unusual scale he has produced for the space, he says that I am "confusing size and scale.

"He has always confused size with winning," Mr. Brown wrote in a recent commentary, entitled "McColl's Latest Outrageous Comments," that offered a point-by-point refutation of an interview with Mr. McColl that appeared in U.S. Banker magazine.

Knowing this information should help you avoid confusing the size of the pergola's roof for the height of the pergola.

In other words, it's out with the confusing portion sizes of yore, like 8-10 servings of vegetables for adult males aged 19-50 versus 7-8 for adult females, and in with learning recipes from your grandparents.

"Never confuse the size of your paycheck with the size of your talent," as Marlon Brando once said.

Nobody could confuse my size with obesity - strangers stop me in lifts, the gym and outside the nursery school to ask how many months pregnant I am.

There's a serious edge – the deconstruction of man's obsession with confusing power and the size of their appendages, the subversion of sexist crowing – but it's the withering humour that really makes it sting.

But sizing is confusing.

One such argument, raised in a report by Marc Ross, a physicist at the University of Michigan, and Tom Wenzel, of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, maintained that safety analyses to date had confused weight with size.

Second, it would be a mistake to confuse large sample size with greater accuracy (even when the sample is randomly selected) as other types of error---including question wording and non-response biases--may also influence the results.

It didn't help that the sizing was outrageously confusing.