Sentence examples for continuing to confuse from inspiring English sources

She compounded her gaffes by continuing to confuse the term "haram" with the Qur'an.

They continue to confuse consumers and drive them away".

They continue to confuse the regime with the state — their own interests and the nation.

People like Leonard Downie continue to confuse aggregation with wholesale misappropriation, which violates copyright law.

There may be a few viewers out there who continue to confuse Bill O'Reilly with Eric Sevareid.

SCORECARD -- The ad continues to confuse the issues surrounding the $50,000 fund-raiser.

She said top American officials continue to "confuse right and wrong".

If we continue to confuse shyness with sickness, we may find ourselves in a world of all rovers and no sitters, of all yang and no yin.

On Thursday, General Younes said he could not understand how NATO could continue to confuse the rebels and the loyalist forces, particularly in this latest mix-up.

But they are very clearly different and tensions will continue to arise between universities and colleges and for ministers – if they continue to confuse the two.

A spokeswoman for the Foreign Ministry, Zhang Qiyue, said American officials continued to "confuse right and wrong and even falsely accuse the Chinese side".