Sentence examples for confuse relations from inspiring English sources
There was no stepfather to confuse relations, loyalties; Charlie (as her father called her) could remark to him, "Why should she expect me to take after her?" Her father was a neurologist.
Indonesia's President Abdurrahman Wahid returned to the capital, Jakarta, on February 13th after a two-week tour abroad with just about everyone confused over his relations with General Wiranto, the former military chief.
Does this retraction strengthen the scientific process, or does it confuse scientific discourse with public relations?
Dieter Ruloff at Zurich University, one of only a handful of Swiss professors of foreign relations, notes that many Americans tend to confuse Switzerland with Sweden.
The non-relation is, however, threatened by the normal features, which confuse the entire situation.
A phenomenon that has, at times, been confused with the social relations of totemism is that of the individual guardian.
If the complex litigation in Goldwater v. Carter provides no other clear lesson, it is a convincing demonstration that much of the constitutional law governing executive-legislative relations remains confused and ill-defined.
He was too intelligent to confuse the two; but he was too much in love with both not to think that there must be a family relation.
