Sentence examples for would be confused from inspiring English sources

None of it would be confused with hard-edge journalism.

The children would be confused, as would R.

A casual reader would be confused about the relationship between this letter and the book's contents.

My guess is that Rabbi Schreiber would be confused by Farber's approach to religion.

Mr. Trudden admitted that workers would be confused about where to go.

No true Londoner would be confused, but how did one tell?

Were they concerned that some children would be confused by new words for otherwise familiar objects or actions?

But neither of these would be confused with what Howard and Laurie Hain are doing in Blairstown.

Neither his doughy chin nor his ashen complexion would be confused with those of, say, Brian Williams of NBC News.

If a teenager from London in 2006 came to survey youth culture in 2016, they would be confused, perhaps appalled.

American beef, they said, was perfectly safe but consumers would be confused if some was certified as hormone-free.