Sentence examples for years confusing from inspiring English sources

But these days, many workers have lost a near guarantee on a decent wage and benefits — and their careers are likely to have much more volatility (great years; bad years; confusing, mediocre years) than their parents' ever did.

This year I'll resolve to tell the truth: that I might be Jewish but my finances are a mess and nobody would ever, in a million years, confuse me for Einstein.

The HORA is when a large group of people you haven't seen in years confuse their left and their right and pile up on you in the middle of the dance floor.

Its star is Charles-Honoré Lannuier (1779-1819), a Frenchman who came here in 1803 and whose high-fashion pieces were for years confused with the work of Duncan Phyfe (1768-1854).

Its star is Charles-Honore Lannuier (1779-1819), a Frenchman who came here in 1803 and whose high-fashion pieces were for years confused with the work of Duncan Phyfe (1768-1854).

Charles-Honoré Lannuier (1779-1819), a Frenchman who came here from Paris in 1803 and whose high-fashion pieces were for years confused with the work of Duncan Phyfe, is the indisputable star of the show, represented by no less than four authenticated pieces and one attributed work.

Trump has, over the years, confused weather with climate, accused the CDC of "bringing Ebola to the US," and suggested wind farms should be "outlawed," because they are "disgusting looking" to him.

For 50 years, confused and counter-productive "aid" from Washington has entrenched autocrats perceived as friendly to our short-term interests.

Why waste hours each year confusing second graders?

He has now been on Christmas Island for almost a year, confused and alone.

In recent years, two confusing Supreme Court decisions and wrongheaded guidance from the George W. Bush administration have created uncertainty about the bodies of water subject to regulation.