Sentence examples similar to a confusing influence from inspiring English sources
Yet, even Bushy seems not to be exempt from the powerfully confusing influence figuration can have over how one views the world.
Besides, although such studies are retrospective and not experimental, one should seek to control for the confusing influence of factors other than the road change.
He came to England in the midst of a very exciting period in the development of economics, mixing in a confusing and stimulating way the influences of Keynes, of new developments in microeconomics such as imperfect competition (developed in part by his adviser at Cambridge, Joan Robinson), and of the merger of English and Continental thought especially prominent at the London School of Economics.
The fact is, most people's motives are a confusing mix of self-interest, altruism, and other influences.
It's a confusing demurral.
It's a confusing situation.
North is a confusing division.
Gardening is a confusing business.
Patriotism is a confusing emotion.
