Sentence examples for who confused from inspiring English sources

Dr. Bear received "a tear-stained letter" from someone who confused the two.

The next day I regale the quality assurance supervisor with the story of the man who confused 311 with 411.

In 1970, Ratzinger denounced intellectuals who confused social reform with Christianity and the ecumenists who thought all religions equal.

It is faithful to Ronald Reagan, who confused making combat training movies with actually seeing wartime action.

The man who has said he is running for president (not vice president) and who confused Army brigades with battalions.

In the days after the Sept. 11 attacks, Sikhs were attacked, and at least one was killed, by assailants who confused them with fundamentalist Muslims.

Adoration by fans who confuse brilliance with madness?

A man meets a Damon Runyon character who confuses people by talking double talk.

Hollinghurst is perhaps less enamoured of his character, and of biographers who confuse art with life.

Pierre's is the type of person who confuses "being real" with "being a tactless prick".

Such a decision can be attributed in part to a weak, inexperienced president who confuses eloquent speechifying with leadership.