Sentence examples for constantly confusing from inspiring English sources

In the play, Shakespeare's health is fading and so are his mental faculties, a device that enables Mr. Brustein to pepper the script with references to "Hamlet" and other works, since he is constantly confusing the real people in his life with his characters.

Some days in practice, Pat wore 40 and then was switched back to 45. Coaches and fellow players, meanwhile, were constantly confusing Pat with a third-year safety, Shann Schillinger, whose seniority naturally merited his getting dibs on the nickname "Schill," thus saddling my nephew with — for obscure reasons — "Patty Melt".

People constantly confusing depression with sadness.

In ordinary people, attachment and aversion are opposites; that push-pull is constantly confusing us.

President Roosevelt, likewise, must bear responsibility for constantly confusing the project with conflicting or incomplete communication to the artist and Mint Bureau.. Despite the difficulties with the design, Roosevelt was very pleased with the new double eagle.

Why must you constantly confuse ranch dressing and Russian dressing?

*Bravado: a "false show of courage," but constantly confused with bravura (bravery).

After their failure or defeat in the United States, he has been constantly confused.

When he is able to call his father in Karbala, his sons say hello but constantly confuse their grandfather -- whom they have never met -- with their uncle.

"In New York, walking around topless is actually legal for both genders, so it constantly confuses me that this ideal is not translated on to the most popular, accessible social media network," she says.

Question: The board and management constantly confuse owners regarding receipt of our letters.