Sentence examples for it would confuse from inspiring English sources
It didn't dazzle me and I doubt it would confuse, let alone astonish, an enemy destroyer.
"I used to shout instructions to him, not understanding that it would confuse the kid".
The IPC refused him permission to race in the marathon against upper body amputees because it would confuse spectators and other athletes said it could be dangerous.
The case centred on how far the public would associate a word for another reptile with a physical and well-known international brand, with Lacoste arguing it would confuse them.
Two television stations in Des Moines ran the ad, while a third, WOI-TV, refused, saying that it would confuse voters — as opposed to the normally straightforward political discourse that PAC's generally engage in, I guess.
A minority of Coalition backbenchers, including Senator Cory Bernardi, are now threatening a "campaign" against any government change to negative gearing on the grounds that it would confuse the Coalition's attack on Labor's policy and hit "mum and dad" investors.
It'd confuse me and distract me, overwhelm me with a sense this is an unwinnable war of epic proportions.
According to this thread on Quora, Ricouard asked for and received permission from Quora to publish the iPhone app on the App Store, as long as he didn't name it so people would confuse it with an official product.
This, it was hoped, would confuse the guidance systems of some missiles, causing them to miss their targets.
This meant, perhaps, that fewer of its non-Chinese customers would confuse it with Shanghai No. 1 Seafood Village.
It also may not contain words that would confuse it with a federal agency, such as the CIA or IRS.
