Sentence examples for that it confuses from inspiring English sources

Richard Wilson's 1988 installation 20 50, a room-filling tank of sump oil, so perfectly reflective that it confuses the eye, is a test of perception, and in its latest manifestation in the Saatchi Gallery continues to catch the unwary with substantial empirical proof of what it really is.

The problem with this tactic is that it confuses broadcasting with reporting.

Tina's second problem is that it confuses the relationship between government and community.

The problem is that it confuses everything to call them terrorists.

If you believe 'Drop iPods, not bombs', the problem is that it confuses the intended versus actual uses of technology.

This book is rather like those ads in that it confuses the animal and the specifically human.

When Instagram changed its ad terms this week, co-founder Kevin Systrom admitted its mistake was that it confused everyone.

But Wave had so many different features that it confused many users, who never figured out how it worked.

"It's one of those deals that happens in golf, but when he started playing like that it confused me.

Lee Sharpe, who had terrorised Arsenal and was enjoying the season of his life, scored a late winner at Elland Road, so late that it confused ITV's touchline man Gary Newbon into asking goalkeeper Les Sealey if he was happy with the 0-0.

Intel poured money into its Viiv concept, which centered on using computers for entertainment, only to find that it confused consumers who also wanted to use the machines to do work.