Sentence examples for confused condition from inspiring English sources

The result is a confused condition where there are no more criteria of value, of judgement, or of taste, and the function of the normative thus collapses in a morass of indifference and inertia.

In all cases, his opposition to the philosophers was based on his belief that their passion for explanation unwittingly led them to confuse conditions of conceptualization with conditions of existence, thereby denying all room for individual freedom or for a personal God.

Or is it an unholy, insoluble mess and the confused human condition?

It would be of great practical usefulness for Germany today — and not merely for her prestige abroad but for her sadly confused inner condition — if there were more stories like Schmidt's to tell.

It should not be confused with conditions caused by other viruses in the herpesviridae family such as herpes zoster, which is caused by varicella zoster virus.

Tics that appear early in the course of the condition are frequently confused with other conditions, such as allergies, asthma, and vision problems: pediatricians, allergists and ophthalmologists are typically the first to see a child with tics.

So it's easy to confuse its condition (bad) with its direction (better) and to lose sight of how much worse it could be.

There is no risk in confusing their condition with the primitive absence of LPS in Chlorobacteria and Hadobacteria, which presumably have phospholipids in the outer leaflet of their OM as in the cytoplasmic membrane.

Be careful not to confuse this condition with buckteeth.

Hansson (1973) argues that Arrow confused his independence condition for another; compare Bordes and Tideman (1991) for a contrary view.

This work, along with previous research, suggests that DCIS patients can be confused about the condition and that the terminology used by health professionals and the treatment recommendations given to patients may enhance this misunderstanding [ 3].