Sentence examples for we have confused from inspiring English sources

"We have disappointed our investors and we have confused our employees," Mr. Chambers wrote.

"While we have confused the situation for a period of time, it was healthy," he said.

We have confused stars and heroes, pumped up that brown Barney, Shaquille O'Neal, and proclaimed him the future face of sport.

The following one was in the paper on 4 January 2014: "Not for the first time, we have confused the European court of human rights and the EU.

In denigrating the video game, Johnson argues, we have confused it with other phenomena in teen-age life, like multitasking — simultaneously e-mailing and listening to music and talking on the telephone and surfing the Internet.

"There are a lot of groups that have been very vocal one way or the other, and I think we have confused the American public on this issue," she said.

"We have confusing information concerning Deportivo Maldonado," said Pippo Russo, a sociologist from Florence University who has investigated third-party ownership in South America and beyond.

Then it dawned on me that we had confused the words "light bulb" with "rifle".

Re "Inspiring Story of Success at Charleston School Gives Way to Suspicion and Hurt" (news article, Oct. 31): The controversy over whether or not student performance on standardized tests was manipulated at Sanders-Clyde Elementary SCharleston, S.C.ton, S.C., points out a fundamental problem with our country's education policy: we've confused high test scores with actual success.

We've confused rank and leadership.

Simon Sinek says we've confused rank and leadership.