Sentence examples for continually confused from inspiring English sources
(One running joke finds Patrick being continually confused with others, despite his wealth, status and miraculous instant entree to New York's priciest restaurants.) In one hilarious early scene, he and his colleagues compare their business cards (the texture of the paper and the quality of embossing) in a competitive game of show and tell that has a murderous undertone.
But I'm finding myself continually confused when I go to use the trackpad.
Another UK representative expressed his frustration that at the CND, "the Chairman Anslinger … continually confused his position as Chairman and as US representative".
Here is a video of Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen playing the newlywed game, in which they are continually confused about how the game is played, while doing adorably British things like explaining the definition of Yorkshire Pudding.
If consumers continually confuse a brand and a product, it could mean that a trademark has lost its uniqueness.
And so I resent the way we continually confuse Europe – the home of the greatest and richest culture in the world, to which Britain is and will be an eternal contributor – with the political project of the European Union.
Whether he is animating fake plants or taking social media to its absurd limits, Tully's objects continually confuse reality, even after we return to it.
The circumstances: Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward (best dancer in the contest), Disney actress Chelsea Kane (second best dancer in the contest), and Kirstie Alley (lost, like, 40 pounds by writhing around on a dance floor for weeks; some people continually got it confused with dancing and voted for her accordingly) strutted around the DWTS stage and waited for votes to pour in.
The practice that implemented health coaching by an MA using a weekly rotating schedule initially rotated MA staff daily, but changed to a weekly rotation because continually switching was confusing to other team members.
I'm not so much confused by the point that tech companies continually do slightly odd things to market at women.
Stores' inventories shift continually, and Westchester, it seems, always has an ample supply of the confused, the uninformed and the dial-pad-impaired in stock.
