Sentence examples for confused experiences from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the experiences induced by neurophysiological processes mostly consist of fragmented and random memories and confused experiences unlike the real NDEs that are clear, highly structured and easily recalled [ 3, 25].

If the body's blood pressure drops to a dangerous level, a person will also feel dizzy, confused, experience diarrhoea and or vomiting and nausea.

I was rudderless and confused, experiencing a kind of urban disorientation a la Walter Benjamin.

However, she did mention having held one job that didn't involve any "sexually questionable confusing" experiences: working for Planned Parenthood at the age of 15.

It is only by confusing experience and memory that we believe experiences can be ruined.

Large hiring functions confuse experience and talent every day without even knowing that they are doing it.

Part of Dickie's attack was completely beside the point, since he confused aesthetic experiences with the experiences of works of art; the fact that some experiences of works of art are not as Beardsley describes is irrelevant.

The purpose of this study was to describe behaviors associated with acute confusion (AC) in hospitalized patients and to determine whether acutely confused patients experience more adverse outcomes compared with their nonconfused counterparts.

"My approach has been principally to accelerate the production of documents and the availability of witnesses to the fullest extent I can, with the hope of getting rid of this cloud that hampers the President in foreign policy, in domestic policy, and has the country confused and experiencing a malaise of the type that Jimmy Carter once explained.

Roughly 30 confused divers experienced just that when Iruka Hawaii tour boat captain Spencer Erwin abandoned the group on Wednesday night.

Call a doctor if the person is agitated, confused, or experiencing hallucinations.