Sentence examples for it would be confused with from inspiring English sources

None of it would be confused with hard-edge journalism.

Just this year, for example, the agency asked Eli Lilly to change the name of its new drug for attention deficit disorder from tomoxetine to atomoxetine because of concern that it would be confused with the anticancer drug tamoxifen.

The USPTO initially refused to register the "Just Fab" mark because it said it would be confused with the mark Fab, which was registered in 2006 by a swimwear and lingerie  company called Fab Product Designs that is unrelated to Fab.com or JustFab.

The film originally shared the title of the television series, but it was changed to The Last Airbender because producers feared it would be confused with the James Cameron film Avatar.

I'm told because it "sounded defensive," and more probably, "protecting the internal security of the homeland would be confused with the war-making mission of the Department of Defense".

But neither of these would be confused with what Howard and Laurie Hain are doing in Blairstown.

Neither his doughy chin nor his ashen complexion would be confused with those of, say, Brian Williams of NBC News.

The Cosmos' home stadium never would be confused with a cathedral of soccer – Downing Stadium on Randall's Island, situated between Queens and Manhattan.

The Midtown Games predate the Occupy Wall Street movement, and Throwell said he was not concerned that his event would be confused with the protests.

He said the use of options as compensation was one aspect of an effort by corporations "to try to game the accounting system in a manner to create the perception of short-term earnings growth which would be confused with long-term earnings growth".

The authors hypothesized that at least one of these grey shades would be confused with the brightness of the colour.