Sentence examples for often confused with from inspiring English sources

They are often confused with gymnosperms.

Bishop Murphy said he was often confused with that priest.

Snares penguins are often confused with Fiordland penguins (E. pachyrhynchus) and erect-crested penguins (E. sclateri).

His works in fact were often confused with Giorgione's e.g., Salome (1510).

People were even more hostile to Irish travellers, sometimes called gypsies (and often confused with Roma).

Erect-crested penguins are often confused with Fiordland penguins (E. pachyrhynchus) and Snares penguins (E. robustus).

Many other plants, succulent and essentially leafless, are often confused with cacti.

Acacias are often confused with members of the closely related genus Mimosa.

When argyria sufferers lie down in public, they are often confused with the dead.

Specimens are often confused with the better known Saint-Cloud porcelain.

Outside academia, the lab here is often confused with a kind of ivory tower Ghostbusters.