Examples of 'still confuse' in a sentence
Meaning of "still confuse"
still confuse: This phrase is used to express that someone is continuing to feel uncertain or unclear about a situation, despite previous attempts to understand or clarify it. It implies ongoing confusion or lack of clarity
How to use "still confuse" in a sentence
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still confuse
Yet many managers still confuse them.
I still confuse left and right.
Because many adults still confuse might with right.
I still confuse them.
International institutions and national governments still confuse sustainable development with unlimited growth.
I still confuse things.
You see, gentleman like you still confuse me.
Some people still confuse me as an athlete.
Many still confuse psychic with spiritual and they are not the same thing.
According to the study, physicians still confuse bipolar disorder with depression.
People still confuse the fictional role with the real actress.
On the other hand, Barton was still confuse about his feelings.
The rules still confuse consumers even at a national level.
I mean, people still confuse.
Many people still confuse the difference between a report and an essay.
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The general public, including journalists and politicians, still confuse city with municipality, for example.
Clearly you still confuse determinism and fatalism.
In the ICU investigated in the present study, professionals still confuse palliativeness with end-of-life care.
That still confuse us.
Ah, your ma looks so young, I still confuse you both.
I still confuse Henry McCullough Jimmy McCullough.
A lot of people still confuse me for the demon.
Still confuse that now?
Because a lot of people still confuse spirituality with religion and faith.
Some people still confuse lean and Taylorism, sometimes willfully so.
Did not work . I mean, people still confuse me with Randi.
I am still confuse.
The national reports show that some people still confuse ' positive action ' with ' positive discrimination.
In spite of this, several still confuse consistency with trite and monotonous standardization.
Darling, I can still confuse you.
Ms Hertogs said many people still confuse positive action with gender mainstreaming.
Despite the change, many people still confuse the television and radio stations today.
I mean, people still confuse me with Randi.
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Examples of using Still
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I still cling to the hope of being employed as an official
My nerves have still not quite recovered
Still a little bit shaky and tense
