Sentence examples similar to confusing with their from inspiring English sources

THE first-person narrators of debut novels invariably get confused with their authors, and the confusion here has been greater than most.

Often I got confused with their target parameters.

Comedians should not be confused with their comic material.

This is not to be confused with their two earlier tours, whose names are better left unsaid.

Not to be confused with their Christmas-y namesake (which, incidentally, is also a parasite), dwarf mistletoe species are found throughout the world and primarily parasitize conifer trees.

Both Harry and his sister Peggy were also concerned about the literary legacy of their aunt Alice (not to be confused with their mother, also called Alice).

Once a month, show your 'mistake reports' to the friend or mentor you have designated as your 'mistake sponsor.' " Novelists should not be confused with their characters.

"Their complete willingness to do this with police investigators should not be confused with their decision not to fuel an already out of control media frenzy," said the public relations statement from Marina Ein.

From that came the idea of mazes and labyrinths and the strength of the latter was that there is only one way in and one way out, unlike mazes which set out to confuse with their tricks and dead ends.

9 P.M. (Travel) JEREMY PIVEN'S JOURNEY OF A LIFETIME -- Not that weever get actors confused with their roles, but who would have thought that Ari, the heart-of-stone agent on HBO's "Entourage," had a spiritual side?

Wu-Tang Clan have already started taking pre-orders for A Better Tomorrow – which should not be confused with their "single-sale collector's item" Once Upon a Time in Shaolin – and have released a new single, Keep Watch.