Sentence examples for would never confuse from inspiring English sources

"You would never confuse H&M with Chico's".

People would never confuse blacks in America and blacks in Africa".

"Darn tootin'," Kahrs might say, although connoisseurs, of course, would never confuse lavishness with luxury.

This distinction has an intuitive logic: most people feel certain that they would never confuse the sensation of seeing something with that of touching or hearing it.

I would never confuse a train with a temple, but what is taking place on my trip to work is an increasingly prayerful experience.

"But I think the current President would never confuse them," he said, "because his wife is from Slovenia, and his ex-wife is from Czechoslovakia".

You'd never confuse "The Zoo Story" with a standard romance of course.

Tasting the two side by side, you'd never confuse them.

His devotees have a tendency to overstate its impact on his music – 1977's Dandy in the Underworld was another solid effort, but you'd never confuse it with Never Mind the Bollocks – but had he lived, who knows?

Konbi's food may evoke something you'd find at a 7-Eleven in Shibuya, but you'd never confuse the complexity of flavors for anything resembling convenience.

He wasn't the most progressive artist in the game, and you'd never confuse the veteran MC for hip-hop's next superstar.