Sentence examples for confused awareness from inspiring English sources

In "Eclaircissement XI," Malebranche attempted to counter "the authority of Descartes" by arguing that the Cartesians themselves must admit that they have only a confused awareness of the nature of the sensory modifications of the soul.

Marketers confuse awareness with attention.

A second reply, on behalf of the sense data foundationalist, is that Sellars has confused propositional awareness with conceptual awareness.

It is important not to confuse brand awareness with brand equity.

Only less than 20percentt of them were confused with the awareness activities for disaster risk in their community.

Persons who are less computer literate, for example, may become confused when several awareness campaigns describe phishing differently.

Some subjects may have confused this with intraoperative awareness, a catastrophic complication of general anesthesia in which inadequate anesthetic depth goes undetected, yet evasive motor response is made impossible by the use of muscle relaxant drugs.

Broom et al. (2009) applied a test with a mirror (not to be confused with the self-awareness Mirror Test of Gallup 1970) to assess awareness in pigs.

Let us not confuse bottle top awareness with accurate, science-based information that is useful and necessary to women making critical decisions about their health.

They state that the text contains many similar remarks that have long confused Western readers lacking an awareness of the East Asian context.

Level 3. Incomplete or confused scientific explanations: Students show awareness of important scientific principles and of models at smaller and larger scales, such as atoms and molecules and relationships among populations in ecosystems.