Sentence examples for do confuse from inspiring English sources
Some colour patterns obviously do confuse predators.
Don't, whatever you do, confuse rhumba with rumba, much closer to the music of Cuba's African slave immigrants never mind that they're pronounced the same.
"It's the opposite to saying: 'Let's not teach so we don't confuse them.' When you do that you do confuse them and you can use the same argument for other languages".
He can't win on deficit reduction because his tax and spending plans, sketchy as they remain, will either increase the deficit or increase taxes on the middle class; his denials that this will happen lead quickly into a maze of mathematically irreconcilable claims that, if they don't necessarily refute his claims, do confuse voters and neutralise his argument.
I know I am here to study the art of Los Angeles County and to meet one of its most celebrated living artists – even if some locals do confuse him with a Beatle – but how can you concentrate on fine art in the city that for a hundred years has shaped the world's dreams?
Don't confuse business with pleasure.
Don't confuse support with help.
Don't confuse gratitude with indebtedness.
Do people confuse race and class?
