Sentence examples for confused descriptions from inspiring English sources

Captives had been taken far from home, many of them to Syria, and their confused descriptions were difficult to convert into precise coördinates.

The most copious evidence for Vulgar Latin is in the realm of phonology, though interpretation of the evidence is often open to dispute, consisting as it does of the confused descriptions of grammarians and the misspellings of bewildered scribes.

In some cases, confusing descriptions or drawings might have caused the incorrect positioning of the adhesive pad electrodes in the present study.

Ryle's most important work was The Concept of Mind, published in 1949, in which he argued that the Cartesian dogma of the 'Ghost in the Machine' was the result of a 'category-mistake', confusing mental descriptions with the language of physical events.

With the continuing discoveries of Al Qaeda weapons, violent clashes between warlords, and politics so confused that the description byzantine barely catches the complexity, it can sometimes seem to outsiders that little progress is being made in post-Taliban Afghanistan.

Confused by that description?

I spluttered something about how I'd eaten lots of biryani when I was a kid (not actually a lie) and was just confused by the description.

The bond Kant describes is considered divine, but should not be confused with standard anthropological descriptions.

The point is confused, however; clearly, the descriptions are co-denoting relative to the assumption that 'the meaning of the F' has a denotation.

And Peter Kearney is confused by Simon Farnaby's description of Sergio Garcia's putting technique.

The identity and attributes of Antipathozoanthus macaronesicus (which resulted in a transition and a reversal in Antipathozoanthus hickmani: Fig.  5, node 11) have been confused since the original description (and subsequent publication of DNA sequences) where specimens were misidentified [ 34].