Sentence examples for error to confuse from inspiring English sources

It is an all too common error to confuse intelligent design with religious belief.

On Friday, he said it was a "fatal error to confuse people with their governments".

But it is a biological error to confuse what a person puts in their mouth with what it becomes after it is swallowed.

"It's a profound error to confuse nationalism with racism".

This points to one of the classic innovation errors: to confuse innovation with creativity.

But it is a mistake to confuse quantifiability with objectivity.

A common error is to confuse this with a right aortic arch with a left descending thoracic aorta.

The critical error of such a defence is once more to confuse political authority with power.

With the objective of preventing a coup, one of the members took on the appearance of XIII to confuse the opposite side and force it to make errors.

"To confuse the visual style of something with its actual ideological content is an error of judgement," Dusty Limits says.

"To confuse this with Teddy Roosevelt or J.F.K. or F.D.R. is to make a fundamental historical error," he said.