Sentence examples for from confusing from inspiring English sources

Let's refrain from confusing hefty with awkward.

The diversity of design among the winners may stem from confusing statistics on the health of the American mall.

And the DVD's were powerful visual reminders that kept us from confusing the memories of schools we'd visited.

Our wildernesses require their own claims to fame to differentiate them, and thus prevent all that wind-blown swampy scrub from confusing the public.

However, following a brief initial release in late 1944, the name was changed to prevent the public from confusing the film with a light comedy or musical, for which Powell was then famous.

But apart from confusing Google Maps and taxi drivers – and the cost to businesses of reprinting letterheads and business cards – what are the wider implications of name changing for the character of a city?

"I think he's far from confused," Jarvis said.

How did Nas leap from confused elder statesman back to sage corner-boy chronicler?

The result was that the album's biggest reaction came from confused ornithologists.

AS sisters only four months apart, Julie and Sara Curry grew up being peppered with questions from confused classmates.

Some apples seemed to suffer from confused genus identity and tasted like pears.