Sentence examples for that has confused from inspiring English sources

And it is a curve that has confused many people, including the in-game announcers and studio staff at ESPN.

Hastily assembled with wording that has confused some bankers, the law could inundate Wall Street with business from small companies that are not worthy of the public markets.

Those internal divisions and rivalries have prevented Sony's many parts from working well together and have driven a destructive competition that has confused product strategy.

It's an intimate, melancholy show that has confused and alienated some audience members and enchanted others since its 2001 premiere at the Northlight Theater in Skokie, Ill.

Women-becoming-men, he argues, really exist, the product of a society that has confused the emulation of one sex by the other with true equality.

Today, Hitchens supports the Iraq war and is contemptuous of those who do not — a turn that has confused and dismayed former comrades, and brought him into odd new alliances.

The framers knew well the difference between church and state, having had recent experience with a government that had confused the two and derived authoritarian power from the confusion.

Utah has a long history of bizarre alcohol laws that have confused newcomers and visitors.

Previously there had been a "patchwork" of different regulations in each borough that had confused buskers and even put them off performing, the Mayor said.

A "progressive" curriculum that had confused teachers, and neglected the basics, was modified to make it a bit simpler and more rigorous.Much work remains.

Many of the people in Green Square lashed out at the Arabic news channels Al Jazeera and Al Arabiya, calling them liars that had confused and inflamed Libya's young people.