Sentence examples for long confused from inspiring English sources

Sloths' toilet habits have long confused biologists.

Turkey's ruling politicians have long confused "democracy" with "majoritarianism".

It is that kind of gas that has long confused the issue.

The bureau had already announced plans to revamp mortgage disclosure forms that had long confused would-be home buyers.

Understanding of the economic side of the industrialization drive of the 1930s was long confused by two factors.

The bureau, created last year through the Dodd-Frank financial regulatory overhaul, has also announced plans to revamp mortgage disclosure forms that had long confused would-be home buyers.

3) Avoid long, confusing parenthetical phrases.

You can have long, confusing conversations with your partner while at the office (also not recommended).

The political picture at Yaoundé has long been confused.

Answers may not be forthcoming anytime soon, with past investigations similarly long and confused.

Because of similarities in signs, canine infectious hepatitis has long been confused with another important disease of dogs, canine distemper.