Sentence examples for once confused from inspiring English sources
If possible, Carlesimo was at once confused by the Nets' performance Sunday and accustomed to it.
Rehák reminded the audience that George W. Bush once confused the two countries.
She once confused the car-maker Renault with the singer Renaud during an interview.
Once confused with melanins, biochromes such as phenoxazones and sclerotins show a similar colour series (yellow, ruddy, brown, or black).
Sources differ as to which dancer once confused her admirers by saying "I am the best Fokine ballerina in the world".
An early version of such screening software once confused a tangle of human body parts with a lattice-crusted apple pie.
The sight of dozens of ants popping upward at once confuses would-be predators.
Even as the shouts of treason are trumpeting, it also seems that the act of revealing truth is once again confused with acts of treason, and the public's right to careful judgment is once again discounted.
Once, vaguely, confused with the Venus'-hair fern.
Once merely confused, the government's position on illegal immigrants is now suffering from multiple personality disorder.
His poetry was once (briefly) confused with Byron's and the Tales From Shakespeare which he co-wrote with his sister, Mary, have never been out of print.
