Sentence examples for a confused discourse from inspiring English sources
Even the Kitab al-Shifa', which deals with logic at greater length, presents a confused discourse.
That is because underneath the public discussion about smoking (or gun violence, or sexual promiscuity, or whatever social problem has seized the momentary spotlight) is another, much more confused discourse: about movies and about the ways they mirror and occlude reality.
Previous research has considered action and adventure sports using a variety of associated terms and definitions which has led to confusing discourse and contradictory research findings.
This is a key concern because the lack of widely shared definitions or classifications among researchers has led to confusing discourse and contradictory research findings.
Field, a professor at Clemson, also cited a 1654 description of the Ranters, a much-feared array of hothead heretics in England: "their letters and discourses being nothing more else but a confused, senseless, prophane Scripture, medly made up of impious flatteries, impious kindnesse, and atheisticall curses, oaths, and ranting imprecations in the same breath, or line".
The coding results revealed a confused picture.
A confused fight followed.
There was a confused silence.
Does this retraction strengthen the scientific process, or does it confuse scientific discourse with public relations?
