confusing in a sentence

1. Yeah, I always get Val Kilmer and Michael Keaton confused.
2. For one thing, he is often confused with his brother.
3. But fans of standard Windows conventions may be a little confused.
4. They start talking later than other children and confuse many words.
5. All they do is confuse voters and make debates impossibly complex.
6. It's difficult to find confusing in a sentence.
7. There are no loose ends or confusing turns in this book.
8. It can easily be confused with an anti-business attitude.
9. But even seemingly straightforward reports at that hour can be confusing.
10. It didn't enhance things so much as confuse them.
11. He suspected the officials, like the Jets, were confused.
12. She begins to confuse food and sex and loneliness for Scott.
13. "It's confusing, " he said.
14. Even the issue coverage left people confused, the researchers found.
15. The salad dressing in the list of ingredients confused several readers.
16. There is a peculiarly American predilection to confuse heroism with suffering.
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