Sentence examples for has confused from inspiring English sources

This has confused experts.

"We believe S.F.I. has confused the marketplace".

Tradition has confused him with his great predecessor Nebuchadrezzar II.

Mr Cameron has confused the government's debt with its deficit.

"Germany's expansion has confused him," Hellman wrote, ruefully.

The recent round of rulings has confused that issue.

That suggests the book has confused plenty of people.

But the size of the turnout has confused the pundits.

"The national narrative in support of jihad has confused the Pakistani mind," Mr. Aziz said.

All Kelis's genre-hurdling has confused some people, especially the record execs.

The return to that period's terminology has confused and in some cases concerned observers.