Sentence examples for confused communication from inspiring English sources

Before I met Mr Cornelissen I had been known to use the phrase that we employ sometimes in English 'double Dutch' and to use it in a rather derogatory fashion in order to signify confused communication.

Instead, she writes with a methodical regard for clarity, parsing out the grammar of confused communication in a marriage or undoing the euphemism "cremains" used in a funeral parlor's letter.

You're not writing a dissertation, but incorrect grammar frustrates many people, and it confuses communication.

The Briton also bemoaned "confusing" radio communication from his team.

Bird expert David McKelvey talks about interspecific communication with birds, that is, when birds have become confused in their communication and relations with creatures not of their kind; on the sexual behavior of birds; birdcalls; and cooperation among birds in flight and while nesting, made possible by certain signals.

There can also be confused lines of communication.

These teachers face an uphill battle though, especially in an age where formal writing is often confused with everyday communication.

The most notable themes appeared to be factors that indirectly influence communication, especially confused and conflicting role perceptions.

Jamming of and confusing of electronic communication using the ordinary water-lifting dynamo fitted with a 30-meter copper pole.

Entropy and information, the two central concepts of Shannon's theory of information and communication, are often confused with each other but play transparent roles when applied to statistical ensembles (i.e., identically prepared sets) of symbolic sequences.

If your name is very common, and the recipient of your communication might be confused, it is best to write both names or even include a middle initial to distinguish yourself.