He said: "It amuses me in some respects that they should confuse me with an Englishman when I'm dyed-in-the-wool, born and bred Irishman .
If Paterno didn't feel that that robbed him of his dignity — a word that shouldn't be confused with public reputation — then what could?
The straight-ahead glazed yeast doughnuts, in toroidal and twist forms, are dark, fragrant and honeyed, a quality that should not be confused with cloying sweetness.
Molly Worthen's review of "The Anointed: Evangelical Truth in a Secular Age" (Jan . 8 refers throughout to "evangelicals," a term that should not be confused with "fundamentalists".
Four Seasons, a restaurant that should not be confused with the luxurious hotel chain of the same name, is best known for its kebabs and biryani.
The next morning, I reached for a cold can of Rush!, a drink that should not be confused with Rushh, a competitor.
The phrase came up so deliberately and repetitively as to imply a patriotism of inheritance, something that should not be confused with a patriotic heritage.
Some would say these too are examples of A.I., but I would say it is research on a specific software problem that shouldn't be confused with the deeper issues of intelligence or the nature of personhood.
The interpedicular distance in the lumbar spine is slightly increased (arrows); this is a normal finding that should not be confused with spina bifida.
