Sentence examples for has always confused from inspiring English sources

Class has always confused me.

What has always confused me is why people put their children through this.

The behavior has always confused scientists because "blood is a very precious resource," said Claudio R. Lazzari, an entomologist at François Rabelais University in Tours, France.

"He has always confused size with winning," Mr. Brown wrote in a recent commentary, entitled "McColl's Latest Outrageous Comments," that offered a point-by-point refutation of an interview with Mr. McColl that appeared in U.S. Banker magazine.

This peculiarly Italian degree has always confused strangers because of the resulting proliferation of doctor titles.

One thing that has always confused me is why they are always so touchy about any visual representation of Mohammed.

"The British public have always confused longevity with merit.

Remnick makes the point that the liberal left have always confused a musician's words and music with his politics.

First, you make public a series of emails that throw an unflattering light on the vocabulary, personal ethics, and racial nicety of leading film producers: an unbearable shock to those of us who have always confused them with Franciscan friars.

Baudolino's career really took off around 1150, when he met a red-bearded knight in the woods, to whom he chattered cheerfully about visions of saints and unicorns ("The problem of my life," he tells Niketas, "is that I've always confused what I saw with what I wanted to see").

Although several methods have been proposed to predict the behavior of SPW, but lack of a comprehensive method containing a complete design procedure, have always confused the designers.