Sentence examples for a confused interpretation from inspiring English sources

To compound a confused interpretation, he moralizes about the help the story of Dinah can give readers (presumably males) in how to protect daughters.

Thus Bizot's call for a criminal court "daring to attack 'mankind,' and... going beyond trying just 'one man' " seems at best an outgrowth of his own sense of guilt, and at worst a confused interpretation of accountability.

Right at the beginning, the sketch in Conté crayon of a seated boy by Seurat shot up to £1.94 million despite the confused interpretation of the figure.

As demonstrated by Brian Kulick's seriously stylized, seriously confused interpretation of Shakespeare's most resonant romantic comedy, many are the tides that deflect and overwhelm human resolution.

As demonstrated by Brian Kulick's seriously stylized, seriously confused interpretation of Shakespeare's most resonant romantic comedy, which opened last night, many are the tides that deflect and overwhelm human resolution.

This rests largely on a confused passage in Symeon of Durham's Historia Regum Anglorum, and it has more recently been suggested that the interpretation offered by Frank Stenton that it is based on a textual error and that Óengus and Æthelbald were not associated in any sort of joint overlordship is the correct one.

After a couple of years of shopping around in the spiritual supermarket of New Age American spiritual interpretations of the Buddhist, Hindu, and Sufi traditions of the East, and a short stint in a confused and corrupted cult, I came to fi nd that the teachings of the Buddha, as originally taught (that is, pre-Mahayana Buddhism), were what resonated with me the most.

He's a confused man.

He was a kid, perhaps even a confused kid.

He stopped, a confused look on his face.

"Believe me, I am not a confused person," she said.