Sentence examples for previously confused from inspiring English sources

My missives have informed flag-waving, sandal-wearing leftists reading the print edition of Smooth FM for many months, and until now I have received nothing but positive feedback from previously confused socialists who've thanked me for explaining to them why the World Service should be closed, how books should all be pulped and why celebrities like Jimmy Carr shouldn't pay tax.

Watching the penny drop and the expression of newly found enthusiasm on a previously confused face provides me with the satisfaction of doing a good job.

A state investigation found the employee that sent that alert had earnestly believed there was an attack, and had previously confused "real life events and drills".

Non-convulsive status epilepticus was documented on video-EEG in two patients, for whom subtle seizures with predominant impairment of consciousness had previously been confused with behavioural problems.

This study showed that even a 500 bp partial bcd genomic sequence containing the homeobox motif can be useful for distinguishing most forensically important blowfly species including previously recognized confused taxa, that is, L. illustris and L. caesar.

This should not be confused with previously reported examples of Lamarckian adaptations by pre-evolved mechanisms which address a specific type of novelty.

To the casual TV viewer, the Arab spring was initially confusing: previously, whenever the news showed you footage of furious Arabs marching in the streets, they were chanting "Death to the west" or burning effigies of John Barrowman or something.

However, this did allow for amusement as confused sightseers quizzed previously calm tourists to such an extent that soon no-one was confident they were in the right place.

This OsWRKY80 is not to be confused with a previously reported OsWRKY80 gene by Li et al. (2009) and Ricachenevsky et al. (2010), which is now designated as OsWRKY90 (LOC _Os09g30400) according to the new CGSNL nomenclature.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell proposed a plan to give the president a blank check to do whatever he wanted, which confused everyone, because previously, his argument was against such blank checks.

Who knew Peter Yarrow was the east coast version of the late John Stewart (not to be confused with the previously-mentioned late night host, Jon Stewart).