Sentence examples for kept confusing from inspiring English sources

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.

At several points I was overwhelmed by the amount of middle-aged male characters, and kept confusing them in my mind.

Viewers could have done without the snowstorm of numbers and statistics that blew their way, not least because Mr Biden kept confusing his billions, millions and hundreds of thousands.

Surveying the new bikes, I realized that the reason I kept confusing Harley's Dark Custom with Hershey's Special Dark is that like the chocolate bars, for all their aspirations to bitterness, the new Harleys remain sweet, candy for the eye.

Even as a college student, Johnson was always creating something, her friend Sarah Savoy said in an e-mail, "whether it was photographs, sewing, music, a beautiful home or sweet mischief". Savoy and Johnson met in college, after other students kept confusing the two, both brunettes of the same size.

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

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?

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

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