Sentence examples for easier to confuse from inspiring English sources

Closer to the church, the shops and street clutter fell away; the narrow stone alleys became more uniform, the turns easier to confuse.

Therefore, it is easier to confuse a hug or a push for a handshake, than the other way around.

Paper money is easy to confuse.

It's also easy to confuse anxiety with hunger.

It's easy to confuse the noisy with the silent majority".

And it's easy to confuse with all its half-brothers in the vicinity.

He adopted this name because it was easier to pronounce, and less easy to confuse people.

But in doing so, many scholars say, it is easy to confuse fact and fantasy.

It was too easy to confuse letters and numbers in certain situations and too cumbersome to constantly clarify.

Because of the nature of Twitter it's very easy to confuse messages when you only have one Twitter feed.

Because of the manner (and the makeup) of these two dragon lady characters, it would be easy to confuse them.