Sentence examples for instead of getting mixed up from inspiring English sources

Instead of getting mixed up in actual property sales, a large percentage of eBay's property listings are just advertisements.

Criticism of Israel easily gets mixed up with antisemitism.

Somehow, the elements of the window display got mixed up with the counter copies.

"The nonprofit piece of the law has gotten mixed up with that".

While the idea of Circles is solid, it got mixed up in the execution of Google+.

Now it is finally war, grab your guns and get ready to be wasting ammo! so now once someone is shot they give someone a bottle or something, make sure they separate theirs and their, dead friend anyway, so that they don't get mixed up and bring 20 heads instead of 2, then put them in the storage place!

Some of the suffragette leaders (not all) got mixed up in murky politics afterwards.

Barbecue had somehow gotten mixed up with issues of race and heritage.

So how did Franco's name get mixed up in all of this?

What young artist would want to get mixed up with such connoisseurship of remote sorrows?

Fortunately, it seems likely that the Americans may oblige -- although there is always the risk that they will get mixed up and hit Somaliland or Sierra Leone instead.