Sentence examples for confusing with many from inspiring English sources

The pricing is doubly confusing with many deals stating: "buy two bottles and save £10".

The diagram in Appendix figure 1 could be confusing with many different shapes, colors and shadings.

It was both enclosed and confusing, with many separate structures.

In the isolation of the Vermont wilderness, at a fabled writers' conference, then, wanting to write can become confused with many other sorts of wantings.

Young specimens can be confused with many edible boletes, though as the pores become more pink the species becomes easier to identify.

If IAU keeps going back and forth every 10 years, it will not look like a serious organization and people will be confused with many different definitions being written in school textbooks.

As clinical and laboratory findings of fascioliasis may easily be confused with many other conditions, a high index of suspicion is required to establish a correct diagnosis [ 9, 17].

However, Instagram needs to be careful that it doesn't become confusing with so many features.

I was in sympathy, which is something I have confused with love many, many times.

Diagnosis etection is also hindered by confusing nomenclature, with many terms describing acute brain disturbance in use in different populations and treatment settings.

And, of course, the John Jacob Astors are themselves not to be confused with the many Waldorf Astors, including William Waldorf Astor (1848-1919), who built the Waldorf hotel.