Sentence examples for a process that confuses from inspiring English sources
His aim is to re-script power structures for "unfamiliar, surreal, or queer" elements of society, a process that "confuses people, or makes them pissed off even".
The new feature could address concerns that disabling Buzz and removing a public profile was a multistep process that confused many users and that some described as a game of whack-a-mole.
In 2008, Washington Republicans held a primary and a caucus, both of which selected some delegates, in a process that must have been confusing to voters.
Nearly everything Ms. Gartrell does has clear possibilities -- the drawings, for example, are notable for their low-key yet optical palette and mysterious processes that confuse hand-made and printed.
That is not to be confused with freedom of information, a process that, in the US, has been hijacked by corporate interests to prevent any public discussion that might challenge their power.
It took him months to be receptive to therapy, a long and painful process that is not to be confused with the psychological testing baseball ordered for John Rocker.
Three other students indicated that the prompt that asks for a process was confusing.
I have the vague notion that it's got to do with getting more mature -- a process commonly confused with aging.
And subsequent investigations showed that the institute's own bureaucrats, who acquired their loyalties when the PRI was in control and fraud was frequent, had been feeding the computers false information that confused the selection process.
If teachers fail to do this, students believe teachers are being willfully obscure and grossly unfair for presenting them with thoughts and ideas that confuse the test preparation process, which they think of as "study".
