Sentence examples for based on confusion from inspiring English sources
In a 2011 article in Truthout, "Goodbye to All That: Reflections of a G.O.P. Operative Who Left the Cult," Mike Lofgren characterized these voters as ones whose mistrust of government, based on confusion and ignorance, "has been stoked by Republican rhetoric at every turn".
"It was based on confusion.
Fertilized?" One routine is based on confusion between the words condo and condom.
The scheme is based on confusion, on throwing kinks into the opponent's offense.
There has always been something optimistic about the idea that our worst acts of inhumanity are based on confusion.
In deciding that the evidence was admissible, the court treated the initial failure to give the warnings as inadvertent rather than strategic, based on confusion about whether the suspect was formally in custody at the time.
First then, Waiting for Vodot: why do I think the vision of an imminent transition to predominantly non-linear, on-demand viewing is based on confusions and delusions?
His approach is critical in the sense that he tends to view traditional problems in metaphysics as based on confusions of logic or language.
Such definitions allow us to use following performance metrics based on a confusion matrix: 9e 9f 9g 9h 9i 9j 9k 9l 9m 9Notethathat in the literature, one might also find the above measures with different names; e.g., TPR is also known as Sensitivity, SPC is also known as TN rate, PPV is also known as Precision, and the F1-Score is also known as the F-Measure.
"There is no sustainable business model based on customer confusion".
