Sentence examples for confusing yourself from inspiring English sources

You fear you have been so flexible, so eager to please, that you are confusing yourself and your public.

Which strikes me as a good definition for just about every work of art that has ever really lived, from the Psalms to "The Simpsons," but you can go a long time confusing yourself about what matters.

Do not' discuss with friends at the last minute; you will end up confusing yourself.

Don't jump around or you'll start confusing yourself and it'll take forever.

You may end up completely confusing yourself and will gain no ground on selecting the right answer.

"Don't confuse yourself with the plot," Padma replied.

There might be a temptation to confuse yourself with the institution.

Don't confuse yourself with the issues.' It's the model for the presidency".

We tell you to explain yourself fully because it's very easy to confuse yourself or your reader when writing about a philosophical problem.

Just remember to always read the word UP as is, or you will confuse yourself as I did at 36 Down ("Overseer of schools: Abbr").

"I think the role of an owner is to support the team, but you shouldn't confuse yourself with a fan.