Sentence examples for confuse vision from inspiring English sources

If you are attacked by a humanoid robot, run toward light -- sudden changes in light confuse vision sensors.

On one hand, being right is always nice; on the other, knowing that people worked hard on something only to have it canned due to mismanagement and a confused vision is disheartening.

Nonetheless, you are not wrong to confuse this vision of tomorrow with thoughts of yesterday.

We are deeply embarrassed by the confused, shortsighted "vision" that the Austrian government hysterically chose to impose on the western Balkans (her former "crown colonies"?).

This fear and fascination with the superhuman black male body is a longstanding sightline – a "racial script", as the historian Natalia Molina calls it – in which a confused, delusional vision of the dangerous black male body is repeatedly invoked as a reason for some terrible, violent response.

To muddy, from the metaphor of beclouding clear water with earth, thereby to make turbid and obscure vision, now has the extended sense of "to confuse".

In our eagerness to promote the rule of law, we often confuse three competing visions of it: the institutional, the procedural and the substantive.

Discussions of reduction in nanomedicine must be careful not to confuse the more speculative visions with assumptions in actual research and applications.

The anti-mobility scooter lobby is confused by the vision of people stepping off their vehicle and walking into a shop.

At one point in her chant, Smith willfully confuses her artistic vision with Christ's message: "I am the spring the holy ground / I am the seed of mystery / the thorn the veil the face of grace /... the prince of peace".

WeWork has picked up another $3 billion in financing from SoftBank Corp, not to be confused with SoftBank Vision Fund.