Confuse used in a sentence

Confuse in a sentence as a verb

Some of these comments confuse me. What do you expect an m&a email to read like?

You're thinking, what might I get confused about if I was a normal user?

Do not confuse seeking out and taking advantage of help to progress with abusing help.

Don't confuse a highly active, easy to penetrate market with a bubble.

Too many people confuse "lack of attention to detail" with "attending to detail you aren't paying attention to".

Every additional piece of information on the screen is an opportunity to confuse and lose the sale.

Suddenly unpopular with both users and investors...The first rule of bad journalism is to confuse the first and second derivatives.

People respond differently to different programming techniques and what works better for one person may greatly confuse another.

It was probably designed that way on purpose, probably because Fluke has a reputation for manufacturing high-quality multimeters, and someone could confuse it with a Fluke multimeter at a glance.

It is a very common conceptual blunder, which should be corrected in any well edited genetics textbook, to confuse broad heritability estimates with statements about how malleable human traits are.

To win on infringement, it must ultimately show that it has a legally protectable mark and that Amazon's use of the term "app store" to describe where it sells apps for use on Android devices will likely confuse consumers about the origin of the goods being sold.