Sentence examples for confusing tribe from inspiring English sources
The exhibition will attempt to disentangle the confusing tribe of painters across 150 years, including Pieter Bruegel the Elder, his sons Pieter Brueghel the Younger and Jan Brueghel the Elder – who added the h to their surname possibly because confusion already reigned – and their children Pieter Brueghel III and Jan Brueghel the Younger.
Mick asks an African-American chauffeur what tribe he's from ("I ain't from no tribe"), confuses hotel tips for paying in advance and doesn't understand American bathrooms or the concept of prostitutes.
He is weak on American history, somehow confusing the monstrously inhospitable Iroquois tribes with the Little Sisters of the Poor.
It is in those tribes or cultural entities that at one time were part of a whole but have subsequently split off that one most often finds common themes, art elements, and cultural patterns so similar as to be confusing.
EDITING SOFTWARE Also confusing.
