Sentence examples for this to confused from inspiring English sources

He had to explain this to confused reporters as he discussed his early years.

Of course this is not to confused with noodge.

This has led to confused loyalties and management responsibilities.

Or perhaps this is to confuse novelty with importance.

This is to confuse his journalism with his books.

This seemed to confuse him even more, but just in case I added, "Not exactly his uncle".

"It remains unknown if they were designed this way to confuse foreign analysts, or if the designers simply did some sloppy work".

Unfortunately, this tends to confuse some enthusiastic young wine stewards who have been taught to take pride in this pre-prandial rigamarole.

One result of this is to confuse our rhetoric: the problem, we are told, is not guns but criminals with guns.

He knew that South would ruff in dummy whether or not he held the queen, but this proved to confuse the issue for his partner.

This tendency to confuse the facts of climate change with the narratives constructed from them is just as common among politicians.