Sentence examples for confused discussion from inspiring English sources
It is, therefore, unfortunate that the idea that genes affect behaviour is the subject of much heated and confused discussion.
After several weeks of confused discussion between the two sides, Clear Channel clarified this week that it could not post the ad on the billboard originally leased because the hotel refused to have any political advertising on its wall space.
The movement's stand on the United Nations effort has produced some confused discussion here in Gaza, in particular on the question of why Hamas finds itself on the same side as Israel and the United States and on the opposite side of nearly everyone else.
Once our questioning of the locals led us into a long and confused discussion of the construction of the Museum of the Revolution.
Much of tonight's long, complicated, often confusing discussion about prescription drugs also seemed to have a special relevance to Pennsylvania, which has one of the highest proportions of elderly people in the nation.
Worse still, words with relatively clear meanings in the vernacular are employed with very different definitions in science, a phenomenon that greatly confuses discussions of science when they are conducted in nonscientific contexts.
Adding extra tangle to the already confused public discussion of neuroplasticity is the fact that the word itself can mean several things.
Some common misunderstandings of the nature of theories (e.g., in the physical sciences) have confused the discussion of theories concerning consciousness.
His conclusion stated, "your misdirected arguments have needlessly confused public discussion of genuine long-term security concerns".
But I don't have it in me to do that, especially when those resurrected fallacies are being used to confuse public discussion in a time of economic crisis, when it matters a great deal whether we have the right policy response.
While it was encouraging to see legislators taking the issue up at the hearing, it was frustrating to see the room filled with pesticide corporations and their allies trying to confuse the discussion and delay action.
