Sentence examples for to not confuse from inspiring English sources

Galloway bemoaned police cuts at a time when London requires more security and urged people to not "confuse me with a liberal.

"We would like to not confuse you more: we would like to make you aware of the differences in Slovenia and Slovakia," he said, then added, unhelpfully, "It is fair to say they have a lot in common".

This is refereed to as the "second" generalized B-S distribution as to not confuse with another, but very different, unrelated generalized B-S distribution in Owen (2006).

Google has to be extra careful as it tries to improve, so as to not confuse or scare its billions of users.

It is important to distinguish the irregular tibial donor site so as to not confuse the Segond fracture with an avulsion fracture of the Gerdy tubercle, which is more anterior and distal and can be distinguished on the lateral radiograph.

But it is imperative for the observer to not confuse a singular event with the notion of singular tragedy.

The most important thing to remember is to make your site easy to navigate and not confusing to your visitors.

Composite video is often located next to stereo outputs (do not confuse this with Component plugs).

Note to Mr. Landesman: don't confuse cranky with bad.

Don't forget to let them know not to confuse emo with scene.

And we need to be sure not to confuse self-serving marketing with objective advice.