Sentence examples for routinely confused from inspiring English sources

I'm routinely confused for him.

They would be psychoanalyzed, romanticized and radicalized, held up as saints and patronized as victims, and routinely confused with the heroines of their novels.

The station itself is routinely confused with an endocrine gland about the size of a carrot (you can see why they hired PRs).

It had some effect – I remember reading a very superior article in The Sunday Times, laughing at readers who routinely confused Gerald Durrell (not listed) with his brother Lawrence (listed).

We live in a universe that routinely confuses what's next for narrative.

Steering clear of the shrill melodramatic confrontations and kitschy spiritual uplift that Hollywood routinely confuses with profundity, it proposes no pat solutions for its characters' problems.

About 200 species of birds fly their migration patterns at night over North America, and especially during inclement weather with low cloud cover, they routinely are confused during passage by brightly lit buildings, communication towers, and other structures.

The lack of differences between those reporting and those not reporting respiratory infection suggests that aggravation of underlying asthma was not routinely being confused with respiratory infection by the respondents.

A century ago, immigrants arriving at Ellis Island routinely had their paperwork confused, leading to incorrect surnames being affixed to them and their families.

These days she shoots routinely for V, Dazed & Confused, AnOther Man and Russian Vogue.

In fact, the American public is so confused about antibiotics that patients routinely demand them for viral infections.