Sentence examples for usually confused with from inspiring English sources

Adult killer whales are very distinctive and are not usually confused with any other sea creature.

They are usually confused with cancer in CAD.

Gallstone-associated symptoms may occasionally be vague, and are usually confused with other symptoms of gastrointestinal disease.

I'm usually confused about how to behave with acquaintances, especially if we write about similar topics.

— Levine could be mistaken for a number of other celebrities, while Cooper usually gets confused with Wolf Blitzer.

The animal's large size aids in identification, and it is usually only confused with the blue whale, the sei whale, or, in warmer waters, Bryde's whale.

Computer graphics (Computer graphics is usually wrongly confused with graphical design or graphical user interface design.

Our students were usually confused.

Immediately afterward the individual is usually confused and sleepy.

Waiters were friendly but usually confused about who ordered what.

Actually, for many "Speech over noise" audio segments the level of noise in background is extremely low so that the detection systems usually confuse "Speech over noise" with "Speech".