Sentence examples for that confuses from inspiring English sources

There's one thing that confuses me, though.

And I think that confuses people".

It's the layout that confuses me.

It's the lesbian and transsexual bit that confuses people.

"It's more about image than substance, and it's a shallow thing that confuses the real issues".

Add to that a street numbering system that confuses even those who were born there.

The third is nominal, a duplication of names that confuses matters for everyone.

For example, she wrote this of racism: "Prejudice is a burden That confuses the past.

Anything that confuses you, anything you want to know more about, it's right there at your fingertips.

Jane Austen's Mansfield Park subtly dissects an education that confuses self-assertion with moral and spiritual insight.

Seton Hill is not the only school that confuses stressed-out applicants clicking send in a rush.