Sentence examples for confused image from inspiring English sources

The confused image of Bin Laden as a victim was exacerbated by John Brennan, the Obama national security aide who intemperately presented an inaccurate portrait of what had happened on the third floor in Abbottabad.

X-rays go all the way through the layers of paint, so they produce a more confused image".Art conservators are like doctors who prescribe medicine without knowing the anatomy of their patients"The National Gallery's laboratory is not the only one in the game.

Another gem taken from Learn Guitar With David Brent, the dusty, Dire Straits Americana of Oh La La adopts the creepy highway lothario narrative of Free Love... and includes the confused image of a man smoking a cigar in the desert sun.

In a 2002 speech titled "A Latina Judge's Voice," she argued that "America has a deeply confused image of itself that is in perpetual tension".

Interestingly, right-wing ideologue and writer Swapan Dasgupta theorizes that, "Taking advantage of a more connected world, the professional NRI (who knows no other identity) has stepped up his battles to cast India in his own confused image".

The United States, too, presents a confused image to the world, which wonders who speaks for our policy: the State Department, the national security adviser, the Pentagon or numerous Congressional committees, senators and representatives?

We're still confusing image and reality.

It confuses image and health.

She embarks on a chaotic trip full of flashy, confusing images.

Filmmaker Samm Hodges attempts to explain the phenomenon in his new video, "Illusions," a dazzling survey of optical trickery that recounts visually confusing images like the Spinning Dancer and the Necker Cube.

And the dichotomy shows how confused the image of the industry has become.One leftish British columnist recently described how he believed that hedge funds work.