Sentence examples for confusing this from inspiring English sources

He said he hoped "people can understand how trying and confusing this whole experience has been".

"I was confusing this commitment to family values with a dismissal of alternative sexual lifestyles," she said.

To the untrained eye, it almost seems like the Speakmans, with their leading questions and confrontational real talk, are confusing this vulnerable girl into submission.

In essence, the subcommittee is saying, Goldman Sachs was ripping off both its customers, and the people who sold it CDS protection.People have been confusing this issue by pointing out that there's nothing wrong with shorting housing, or that there's nothing wrong with hedging your investments.

Those questions were based in part on accusations that my colleague laid out in an earlier post, in which he saidPeople have been confusing this issue by pointing out that there's nothing wrong with shorting housing, or that there's nothing wrong with hedging your investments.

Pros: more help for new users, the return of the Start button, improved Mail app Cons: Start button isn't a return to its former glory; interface remains confusing This article was updated on 24 September: "earlier this week" in the first paragraph was corrected to "earlier this month".

Importantly, RNAs have been repeatedly implicated in active DNA demethylation although their history in this process is confusing [21] [30].

Confusing 1970s Liverpool fans, "Keegan, Keegan," came the chant from the American fans as Keegan Bradley eagled the 16th in Friday morning's fourballs.

You are confusing today with the 19th and 20th century.

Perhaps you've confused Christmas with the End Times.

(Nor should anyone confuse "Today's Mail" with Today's Male, a clothing store in Ocala, Fla).