Sentence examples for we often confuse from inspiring English sources

and success we often confuse causes and effects.

Mr. Epstein argues that we often confuse innate talent with spirit or effort.

You hear them rarely in Gaza City and thus we often confuse them for low-flying F-16s.

A fascinating treatise by a trader on the role of luck in markets, and how we often confuse it for skill.

In our eagerness to promote the rule of law, we often confuse three competing visions of it: the institutional, the procedural and the substantive.

"Just serving up ever great slabs of information – the internet is awash with it – isn't going to help anyone to know what to do," says Brown. "We often confuse the provision of information with the solving of problems.

Because we're often confused about how long our favorite packaged food, fruits, and veggies are good for, we talked to Chris Bernstein from the Food Safety Education arm of the Food Safety Inspection Service/USDA.

As we sit across the interview table from you folks who don't remember life before Wikipedia, we are often confused and frustrated by some of your behavior.

We have often confused ham paste with cream cheese.

"We're often confused with Sunoco and thought of as a petroleum company and not a packaging company.

I think if you're Jane Seymour - I always cite her because we're often confused with one another - if you're that kind of actress, you can do that kind of work.