Sentence examples for longer confused from inspiring English sources
To be unlettered is no longer confused with being ignorant.
Business is back and customers are no longer confused, Mr. Hanon said.
"Our voter is no longer confused," an editorial in the Indian Express noted.
It was Willy Loman picking up a big new account, Hamlet no longer confused, Harpo garrulous.
"Couldn't you," I asked, pointing to a spool of thread, "sew my sleeves?" He was no longer confused.
All his life, people had considered him black because he looked black, however confused he might be inside, and now he was no longer confused.
"In this age of data and with so much information available to us we can no longer confuse how students act with what they know".
If you are Scottish, the plus side of independence will be that foreigners will no longer confuse you with the actions of the English – both past and present.
"Lives of the Novelists" is much too whimsically selective to serve as a reliable reference, although the attentive reader will no longer confuse Alistair Maclean ("The Guns of Navarone") with Alistair MacLeod ("No Great Mischief").
I am heeding my late mother's sage advice and no longer confusing the characters that they play with real life.
Since modern historians no longer confuse him with "Malcolm MacHeth", it is clear that nothing more is ever heard of Máel Coluim mac Alaxadair, except perhaps that his sons were later allied with Somerled.
