Sentence examples for and subsequently confusing from inspiring English sources
It is also highly likely that early childhood deprivation and subsequently confusing care increase the risk.
Far too often individuals – generally a minority but sometimes not – get completely obsessed with the detail and subsequently confuse the wood for the trees.
There's a complicated back story about his nephew, bewitched into an ugly Nutcracker doll, that is impossible to work out without program notes, and much that is subsequently confusing.
The frequency of patients with symptoms and signs before treatment that may subsequently be confused with drug-related adverse events did not differ significantly between groups (P > 0.05).
The frequency of patients with symptoms and signs, before treatment, that may subsequently be confused with drug adverse events were similar between the two groups (Table 3 ).
Patient 4 was noted to have an ILI when visited by domiciliary nurses three days prior to death; when contacted by a primary care practitioner on the day of death, the patient was confused and dyspnoiec, and subsequently suffered cardiorespiratory arrest when paramedics attended shortly afterwards.
"When you think about what happened in Dallas and subsequently Baton Rouge, it was heart-breaking, it was confusing, and it was hard to understand," Ryan said.
It feels sprawling and sometimes confusing.
It was too seductive and too confusing.
The landscape of narcissism is complex and rather confusing.
