Sentence examples for is confused for from inspiring English sources

Scheler's analysis and justification of German aggression leading to the war is confused for many reasons, many of which Scheler himself acknowledges in his later writings.

The worst identified emotional style is anger it is assumed that it results from incorrect recognition of the male voice (due to higher F0 and other features for this emotion the male voice is confused for the female voice) and consequently a badly trained model is used for emotion recognition.

He is confused for attributing that situation to having had lesbian mothers.

Current food labelling is confusing for many.

That is confusing for computers, but for human eyes is less of a problem.

(Both terms are right, but this double terminology is confusing for 11-year-olds).

"Clearly, it is confusing for the Afghans who we work with – it unsettles them.

This year's U.S. presidential election is confusing for everyone.

Current information in equianalgesic tables is confusing for physicians, and dangerous to the public.

Nomenclature for this group of infections is confusing for two major reasons.

Mr Johnson says we quote too many measures of inflation, which is confusing for people.