Sentence examples for seems to be confusing from inspiring English sources

Dawn Primarolo seems to be confusing pedagogy with primatology.

The BBC seems to be confusing impartiality with equal airtime".

Once again, water bottles and soda bottles and cans go in the same bin, which seems to be confusing the Fergus family.

Again, the details are obscure, but in each case some component of the microbiome seems to be confusing the immune system, to the detriment of body cells elsewhere.In the case of multiple sclerosis, a confirmatory study was published last year by Kerstin Berer and her colleagues at the Max Planck Institute for Immunobiology and Epigenetics in Freiburg, Germany.

I don't want to be too sceptical because The Peanuts movie director is clearly a genius when it comes to adapting much loved childhood stories (Martino adapted Dr Seuss's Horton Hears a Who! which is obviously a masterpiece) and because I haven't seen the results yet, but he seems to be confusing Charlie Brown with another Peanuts character.

The media seems to be confusing its coverage of gay marriage with the internal struggle of social conservatives.

GROUPON seems to be confused.

Labour seems to be confused over three different issues.

seems to be confused, in our celebration of manufacturing, with the work itself.

A particularly clunky Cool Japan video issued by bureaucrats from the ministry of economy last summer went viral for being the nearly unwatchable essence of anti-cool Another difficulty is thanti-cool Another seems to be confusedifficultyat is thatks is cool.

[Update: Venmo seems to be confused.