Sentence examples for has never confused from inspiring English sources

And while she is formally exacting and agile, she has never confused craft with value.

But McCain has never confused his colleagues with his constituents; it is his constituents whose approval he most prizes, and he defines them broadly, as a group that extends far beyond the confines of Arizona.

You've never confused two black guys before?" "No," Sorath said.

Houellebecq denied the allegations last year, saying "I deny being a racist, I have never confused Arabs and Muslims and I am indignant that certain journalists misrepresent me with words I've never used".

However they insist they have never confused their own domestic problems with the political situation in Palestine - attacking the Israelis was only meant to be a political action not a reaction against their social problems.

For the record, I have never confused Osama bin Laden with David Folkenflik.

I am proud, at least, that I've never confused Joe Scarborough with Chuck Scarborough, though I have heard others do so.

But Vaughn has never been confused for a workout-aholic, never been renowned for dietary discipline.

Dilfer has never been confused with Joe Montana, but he will make fewer mistakes than Banks.

McCain has never been confused for an isolationist, but neither can he be confined to either of the other factions.

Well, I've never been confused with him, but Alan Bennett told me once that he'd signed my name after someone told him: "We loved your opera work".