Sentence examples for a confused understanding from inspiring English sources
Coffey warns that "Sexting, selfies, Instagram and the like have given rise to new social norms in changed expectations of sexual entitlement, and with it a confused understanding of what constitutes consent".
That view, in turn, has its roots in a confused understanding of how the concepts of legitimacy and the use of force interact in times of war and how the recent history of conflict can create the permissive climate for further violence.
As John Ruskin put it: "Failure is less frequently attributable to either insufficiency of means or impatience of labour, than to a confused understanding of a thing actually to be done".
While his reasons for rejecting these errors are clear enough, if at times based on a confused understanding of his sources, his own views on the nature of cognition are less well developed.
Miley Cyrus has weathered months of critics saying she has a confused understanding of culture and race in America.
Four of the six demonstrated a confused understanding of photosynthesis during the interview.
"It's a confused indictment," Mr. Dinacci said.
He was a kid, perhaps even a confused kid.
Hate speech is a confused concept.
He stopped, a confused look on his face.
