Examples of 'tend to confuse' in a sentence
Meaning of "tend to confuse"
tend to confuse: This phrase is used to indicate a common behavior where someone easily mixes up or misunderstands things, leading to confusion or misunderstandings
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You do tend to confuse sex and love.
The law and participants tend to confuse the two.
People tend to confuse fiction with reality.
Rumors about possession tend to confuse the issue.
You tend to confuse responsibility and love.
Multidimensional adjustments tend to confuse the human system.
They tend to confuse the parsing algorithms.
Funeral plans tend to confuse me.
Most tend to confuse it with a trader or a broker.
Light cables tend to confuse.
We tend to confuse profit making and profiteering.
The problem is that we tend to confuse unity with uniformity.
We tend to confuse the process with the goal.
Many organizations and individuals tend to confuse content strategists with editors.
We tend to confuse capitalism with competition.
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These four insects are all similar to one another and tend to confuse people.
We often tend to confuse hypnosis and sleepwalking.
Anything that 's too complex tend to confuse us.
And we tend to confuse private with secret.
This may seem obvious, but lots of people tend to confuse the two.
People tend to confuse memoir with autobiography.
The main issue I think is that we tend to confuse audience with influence.
They tend to confuse most people.
Intensity is not the same as intimacy, although we tend to confuse these two words.
It does tend to confuse the whole issue.
Since they are both lodging facilities with similar amenities, people tend to confuse them.
Such queries tend to confuse the mind.
Tend to confuse the reader.
Punitive parents tend to confuse fear with respect.
We tend to confuse the Hasidim with the rejection of modernity much like the Amish.
The Council is against anything that would tend to confuse or blur the different responsibilities.
Many tend to confuse between framework and libraries.
Quite frequently, people tend to confuse between two terms.
We tend to confuse the person with the persona.
Typically, they lack training and still tend to confuse leadership with the notion of authority.
People tend to confuse what is unknown with what is unknowable.
This bleeding is quite different from the period, but some women tend to confuse them.
People tend to confuse them with the poblano.
BUSTAMANTE, Panellist, said that often we tend to confuse the process with the results.
People tend to confuse between cut with shape.
The public 's attention span is short, and subtleties tend to confuse.
Some people tend to confuse acupressure with acupuncture.
Yes, we Christians tend to confuse ourselves.
We tend to confuse the majority opinion with the truth.
With that, a lot of people tend to confuse web design with web development.
I tend to confuse it with other people's.
That 's partly because, well, we tend to confuse arrogance and confidence.
Men tend to confuse the notion of comfort with that of desire.
Most people often tend to confuse a dentist and an orthodontist.
They tend to confuse short-term volatility with long-term risk.
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