Sentence examples for regularly confused with from inspiring English sources

The problem is that variability differences are regularly confused with average differences.

In this age of empathy, inappropriateness has become one of the great modern sins, and flirtation is regularly confused with something altogether more serious.

Institutions are becoming more diverse, but the fact that I, like many other non-white people I know, am regularly confused with other dissimilar-looking ethnic-minority staff at work, is a reminder that we are still something of an anomaly.

Meanwhile, the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument to Union veterans — it's the white temple over at Eighty-ninth and Riverside — is regularly confused with Grant's Tomb, up at 122nd Street, while nobody in our poll seemed to know where you could find a statue of the guy who designed the U.S.S.

Biographers have been faced with a series of problems because, throughout his life, he was regularly confused with other individuals also called Jean Bodin, not least within his own family: he was the fourth of seven children, the second of whome was also called Jean Levronn 1950, 14).

I regularly get confused with the IT guy, an AV camera operator, or a vending machine supplier at the Pentagon because I wear a hoodie, and that's okay.

People regularly confuse sex with gender.

I regularly confuse signe (sign) and singe (monkey).

Not to be confused with Delta Airlines Flight 191 American Airlines Flight 191 was a regularly scheduled passenger flight from O'Hare International Airport in Chicago to Los Angeles International Airport.

The species is frequently confused with Coccomyces coronatus, which has inflated paraphyses, longer asci and ascospores, less regularly shaped apothecia, and rarely occurs on leaves of evergreens.

When they're not singing, they are often confused with chiffchaffs, but have paler legs and longer wings and unlike chiffchaffs, don't regularly flick their tails downwards.