Sentence examples for was mostly confused with from inspiring English sources

The /ʌ/ vowel was mostly confused with /ɑ/ and /ɒ/, also /ɒ/ was mostly confused with /ɑ/ and /ʌ/ vowels.

Further by the confusion matrix, they conclude that sadness is mostly confused with boredom, happiness is mostly confused with hot anger, and neutral is mostly confused with sadness (Table 4).

Native listeners' identification results revealed that /ɪ/ and /ʊ/ were mostly confused with /i/ and /u/, respectively.

Instead, its approach to genre is mostly confusing.

"They're mostly just confused about the spelling: 'Is it "con" or "comp"?' " he said.

After the first episode you will mostly be confused with a dizzying array of characters, intrigue and subplots.

I was never any good at Drama class in high school so my uninspiring attempt was met with mostly confused looks.

Those thoughts are mostly gentle, kindly, confused ones.

Mr. Gelb's commitment to promoting gifted singers who are also persuasive actors has sometimes been confused with the practice — deplored mostly in theory by opera lovers — of simply favoring looks over voice.

Integration was confused with assimilation.

They are often confused with gymnosperms.