Sentence examples for it be confused from inspiring English sources
Under no circumstances should it be confused with the similarly named comestible known as Prairie Oysters: bull-calves' testicles.
But lest it be confused with a typical men's club, the delicate-looking leaded glass windows were reinforced with iron to keep patients in.
Nor should it be confused with Morimoto, another Starr newcomer, which serves quasi-Japanese food on a similarly glitzy stage no more than a few hundred yards away.
Lest it be confused with a flea market, club-like light installations, a beer garden, live bands and DJs set a different scene.
It has also been demonstrated that the WCT cannot be considered a "null" potential [ 8, 9] nor should it be confused with the real center of the heart potential, because the ECG signals travel through different trunks of an inhomogeneous volume conductor and can be exposed to different sources of noise such as different expositions to RF fields and artifacts [ 9, 12].
Don't be confused by the tendency in English and many other languages to use the word "imaginary" as opposite in meaning to the word "real" -- and neither should it be confused with the term "image".
It was confused about its cultural and democratic values.
Even when it's confused it's good.
I think it is confused and divided.
It's confused - Viennese society is completely lost".
