Sentence examples for confused arguments from inspiring English sources
While grading a stack of essays she gave the ones that, while well-written but offered mediocre or confused arguments, a grade B. This incited much distress and she received many angry emails.
In this respect, feeding back the more conscious to the less conscious, or using literature to understand the confused arguments presented in "factual" writing, can enable us to see aspects of both which might otherwise have been invisible.
And according to some plant breeders and seed sellers, it has propagated a reactionary, and sometimes confused, argument about food, farming and science.
And according to some plant breeders and seed sellers, it propagated a reactionary, and sometimes confused, argument about food, farming and science.
Will Hutton's otherwise excellent article was let down by the confusing argument on Heathrow.
The noisy but confusing argument about what New York City deserves in federal aid is not about the $20 billion that President Bush so emotionally promised.
This is a confusing argument since software is such a broad investment category and one that encompasses the very same sectors he would like to see improved.
5) Routine incantations of the need for "more Europe" and importance of "European solidarity" no longer will be confused with arguments.
"I learned that you can disagree, even fight, without confusing theoretical arguments with personal attacks".
(In fact, he seems to have gotten his ignorant arguments confused — his metaphor about a hurricane creating a 747 in a junkyard is often used to deride evolution, to which it is equally inapplicable).
