Sentence examples for once confusing from inspiring English sources

Struggled also with English – once confusing "dressing-room" with "bedroom".

But "The Institute" stumbles between documentary and exploratory simulation, at once confusing and pedantic.

The world was once confusing, but then they read "End the Fed" and the scales fell from their eyes.

Without a dominant local culture and with a world to draw on, the process of self-definition is at once confusing and liberating.

Likewise with Mr Carrère, who prompts readers to look into their own selves by tracing all kinds of connections between Mr Romand and the rest of us without for once confusing understanding with sympathy or mitigating the wickedness of his crime.To question if "L'Adversaire" is really fiction or not is beside the point.

But the legislation is at once confusing and controversial, a document riddled with loopholes and caveats to the point that some Sunni and Shiite officials say it could actually exclude more former Baathists than it lets back in, particularly in the crucial security ministries.

If possible, Carlesimo was at once confused by the Nets' performance Sunday and accustomed to it.

She once confused the car-maker Renault with the singer Renaud during an interview.

Rehák reminded the audience that George W. Bush once confused the two countries.

Once confused with melanins, biochromes such as phenoxazones and sclerotins show a similar colour series (yellow, ruddy, brown, or black).

An early version of such screening software once confused a tangle of human body parts with a lattice-crusted apple pie.