Sentence examples for confused field from inspiring English sources

The Schlesinger panel said the memos confused field commanders, who thought that harsh interrogations were allowed, and that things could have been made clearer if Mr. Rumsfeld had allowed a real legal debate in the first place.

With less consensus than ever before, it seems 2012 is an open and ever-so-slightly confused playing field.

For much of the time, he looked confused, his field placings frequently awry, and was rarely allowed to settle into the sort of consistent rhythm that spin bowlers require when constructing a proper spell.

The recent findings on the 'plastic' endothelial-like phenotype of melanoma and other tumour cells confused the field of cancer biology even more.

This is an important missing link in our knowledge of centromere formation, and allows the authors to question some recent proposals that have confused the field.

This method confused rice fields, marshes and trees (young eucalyptus trees).

The leading theory is that sharks, who can detect magnetic fields, confuse the magnetic fields projected by these cables for the same kind of fields projected by a school of fish.

The ripe wheat in the fields has been cut down and is now being carted away, leaving confused rabbits and field mice in bewilderment at the disappearance of the thick forest of tall cornstalks where they had been living.

Over the next few years, researchers hope to bring coherence to this confused and troubled field.

The most successful college applicants, of any generation, are not the ones brow-beaten with slogans they can't understand, confused by weird field trips, or caught in the crossfire of education policy.

It's the same in the fields, confused by the smell of blood, though for now only the wind rises; stars turn the field silver.