Sentence examples for keep confusing from inspiring English sources

We'll always be disappointed if we keep confusing a shop with a national institution.

Why do my co-workers keep confusing me with other people?

People keep confusing them, though -- including his interviewer who, at one point, realizes he has inexcusably called him John.

And though the Republicans keep confusing the debt and deficit, in fact the deficit has fallen two-thirds".

Dearest random Facebook people who keep confusing me for a mass murderer and yet still send me Facebook requests.; [sic].

He returns to the timeless theses of classic stoic and epicurean philosophy: we humans keep confusing the essential and the inessential; we believe that success will bring us peace of mind, whereas it only creates the pressure to exceed our previous achievements.

The director Stephen Lawless keeps confusing the narrative by making points.

Jaime tried to teach him, but soon gave up: the boy kept confusing his letters.

"The wonderful thing about this script is it kept confusing me," Mr. Carrey said in a phone interview.

Doreen hasn't seen Carla in years, and keeps confusing the names of her current and former husbands.

And yet on "Intuition," his third album as an ersatz R&B singer, he keeps confusing the two.