Sentence examples for which I confused from inspiring English sources

I remember the usual things that people comment on when visiting equatorial African nations for the first time – the assault of hot air when stepping off the plane, which I confused with engine heat, the smell of spice and smoked fish on the air, and – most significantly for me – the fact that everyone was black.

We're very excited!" She looked sort of confused, which I think confused Brayden, so we just jumped back into the stream and moved along.

This is a perfect example #yesallwomen, about which I'm confused by how people are confused.

After the salesman has done his job, by which I mean thoroughly confused you, a sales manager in a spiffy suit will appear.

"I think throughout the game there were lots of questionable decisions which I think everybody was confused about - not just our bench but theirs as well.

Don't worry if it takes a while -- in the wake of Senior Week and associated graduation-induced revelry, I'm having a particularly difficult time remembering doing anything in the past month besides staring blearily at a screen, struggling to finish a thesis about which I am still slightly confused.

I remember we were in a bar and I was talking to him about politics, as that's what I thought he'd be interested in, but he wanted to talk about cars and military guns, which I found a bit confusing.

There are a few areas in which I find midlife women confusing.

We're all moving around enough to confuse national definitions, which I think is really important.

I believe with JPII that there is a "Culture of Death" but you have pointed to another thing which I'll call "the pop-culture of death" which I suspect often gets confused with the higher theolgical complaint coming from the Church.

Fifteen minutes in, I am afraid to say what I am thinking, which is: I am confused.