Sentence examples for managed to confused from inspiring English sources

Cue the usual first twenty minutes of people who had managed to confused "shouting" with "singing" - and then, just when the judges started to think that that Glasgow was going to be a complete wash-out (cue another shot of the rain on the queue) … until, as if by magic, someone happened along who might actually have a chance!

The bank has managed to confuse and alienate many observers.

He has tried to look presidential by touring the Middle East and Europe (not without mishap, as when he managed to confuse Sunni and Shia extremists in Iraq).

Fury came into the ring unfancied, if not unsung but managed to confuse, cut and in the end outclass the champion whose last defeat was 11 years ago.

The young man had managed to confuse himself as to what my faith really was, but I felt no desire to straighten him out.

Sadly it was only on Canadian TV, where the commentators managed to confuse the two, so called the win for the wrong man.

My French comprehension wasn't very good at the time, and his pointing back and forth between his temple and the door of the glove compartment only managed to confuse me.

His playing partners Matsuyama (+1) and Mickelson (-3) have both peppered the pin; McIlroy's managed to confuse the cameraman, so wayward is his approach from thick filth down the left.

A former secretary of state, with a distinctly hawkish worldview, is ranked equally on national security as a man whose last foreign tour was on a golf course, where he managed to confuse the Scottish and English vote on Europe.

...the technology managed to confuse photos of 28 members of Congress with publicly available mug shots.

However there are now dozens of these jargony monikers and Wall Street has only managed to confuse retail investors.