Sentence examples for conceptual confusions from inspiring English sources

But since traditional metaphysics and epistemology are prime instances of language gone on conceptually confused holiday, definitions of art share in the conceptual confusions of traditional philosophy (Tilghman).

Which brings me to the conceptual confusions.

If there are conceptual confusions in materialism, Mr Searle has not found them.

First, it is a way of showing that when disputes permit no resolution, the difficulties are due to misuses of language, to subtle conceptual confusions.

But the way the book justifies that forecast involves a series of conceptual confusions about such things as the sources of risk and the difference between dividends and earnings.

At the time he wrote, Wesley Hohfeld seemed to be of the view that longstanding conceptual confusions that had blocked progress in legal thought — particularly confusions about legal rights — would soon be put to rest.

This paper outlines the danger of conceptual confusion and the methodological issues in the existing literature.

Palanski M and Yammarino F (2007) Integrity and leadership: Clearing the conceptual confusion.

But conceptual confusion and knee-jerk populism are no obstacle to legislation.

There seems to be a conceptual confusion in the minds of Internet kids.

Or it may simply reflect the government's continuing conceptual confusion.