Sentence examples for role confused from inspiring English sources

Mr. Washington's bad-guy role confused the film's director, ANTOINE FUQUA, who had arranged for Mr. Washington to meet members of gang in Los Angeles.

Arouna Kone's loitering role confused George McCartney, who instead of passing him on to his central defenders, followed the striker from full-back.

Least reassuring performance in a transitional role: Confusing the closing ceremony with a neighborhood ribbon cutting, Boris Johnson, London's new and unusual mayor, struggled to master the art of handling the Olympic flag and then chatted up Jacques Rogge, the I.O.C. president, when gravitas seemed more in order.

Different from the classic potassium channels, hERG channel has an unusual longer turret containing 40 amino acid residues, whose role remains confused in the toxin-channel interaction [ 10, 11].

"The ministerial code aims to define the boundaries between the two roles and, on this occasion, I believe those roles were confused".

But often the roles become confused.

Just as the roles become confused, so Nina herself moves towards what resembles a clinical breakdown in which she can't distinguish fantasy from reality.

E-books, which made their debut in the 1990s, cut costs even more for both consumer and producer, though as the Internet expanded those roles became confused.

To elaborate, if this person is in a position of authority, power or respect in something that interests you or matters a great deal to you, whether it's a work, hobby, club or sports role, you might have confused the role or position of the person with who they really are.

He did get to drive a Mercedes S500, and lived in a two-bedroom pool house, but the role was confusing.

John H. from CT wrote: “Hess Oil’s role is confusing.