Sentence examples for impossible to confuse from inspiring English sources
Yet, despite these outward similarities, they are impossible to confuse.
It is now impossible to confuse her in the matter of tickets.
Both are through woodland areas of fir, and not impossible to confuse.
But that garish face serves a purpose: it's impossible to confuse the Murano with an Explorer.
It was impossible to confuse the elderly, bespectacled Dave of 2014 with the young man of the mid-eighties (when, I realized with shock, he was younger than I was when I returned to watching regularly).
It would be impossible to confuse the two anyway: Ms. Sobule's perspicacious, character-driven folk compositions about politics and social stigmas could not be a farther cry from whipped-cream bustiers and blithe pop ditties.
And later, sure, infancy and the dictatorship it's impossible not to confuse them and record this influence.
In short: license to confuse.
"They try to confuse him.
"We had tactics to confuse.
