Sentence examples for confused capacity from inspiring English sources
Our man Simon Burnton is there, in a purely confused capacity.
Chisora and Fury both confuse the capacity to make headlines with the ability to stir the imagination.
They display Mr. Trump's confusing the capacity to make controversial statements with the competence to address and solve "controversial issues".
In addition, there were several examples wherein students confused or had limited capacity to explain the genetic variation (or lack thereof) underlying genetic drift and phenotypic plasticity or incorrectly explained phenotypic plasticity as the result of artificially selecting for more genes associated with the trait.
Women have the capacity to get confused, too.
In many developing countries, decentralization has confused supervision responsibility, diminished technical supervision capacity, and reduced the number of supervision visits [ 17, 18].
Do not overmix, or the batter will be confused about whether it even has the capacity to love.
The judgment described how "medical, social work and legal professionals were all confused about whether or not she had capacity" at the end of July.
LePage claims he joined the case in his "individual capacity," but he's obviously confused.
Some patients, whose surgery has been delayed, may still not have capacity, e.g. those who are acutely confused.
It confuses power with effective capacity to control.
