Sentence examples for had long confused from inspiring English sources

The bureau had already announced plans to revamp mortgage disclosure forms that had long confused would-be home buyers.

The bureau, created last year through the Dodd-Frank financial regulatory overhaul, has also announced plans to revamp mortgage disclosure forms that had long confused would-be home buyers.

Sloths' toilet habits have long confused biologists.

Turkey's ruling politicians have long confused "democracy" with "majoritarianism".

It is that kind of gas that has long confused the issue.

And as Susan reads, Ford visualises – conjuring a dramatised version of the novel in which Gyllenhaal doubles as self-loathing husband and father, Tony Hastings, while Isla Fisher (whom audiences have long confused with Adams) is very smartly cast as Susan's barely disguised stand-in, Laura Hastings.

This has long confused me.

They state that the text contains many similar remarks that have long confused Western readers lacking an awareness of the East Asian context.

You can have long, confusing conversations with your partner while at the office (also not recommended).

In North America, it had long been confused with A ampelopsifoliella, a relative that feeds on virginia creeper.

The 1497 document showing Queen Anne's payment to him had long been confused with payment for that celebrated manuscript and thus perceived as evidence that Poyet was its illuminator.