Sentence examples for seldom confused from inspiring English sources
NEW YORK — Twenty-first-century American conservatives are seldom confused with 19th-century enthusiasts of "free love".
Since the organization of the icons was consistent with the school curriculum structure, children seldom confused the meanings of the icons.
Fortunately, this resemblance is seldom confusing once one has thoroughly examined several examples of both features.
Misuse or omission of the apostrophe seldom confuses meaning and its extinction would do no real harm and is probably inevitable.
Although the T.P.C. River Highlands course will seldom be confused for an Open course — the cut line through 36 holes was at par — Rose said it could still test players.
The majority of events unfold in a relatively predictable manner: panic is seldom a factor in emergency egress (evacuation) - unless the public lack information, are confined, threatened or confused.
Finding your true path seldom requires signing over your life savings although under Neptune's spell you may be too confused to see that truth.
