Sentence examples for confused impression from inspiring English sources

Finally, in the fifth module, questions were aimed at the observed suicide victims' behavioural patterns such as erratic gesture, mimic or movement, out of the ordinary clothing, aimlessly wandering about, erratic communication pattern, dropping of personal belongings, confused impression, indication of alcohol or the avoidance of eye contact.

There is the confused impression that Nasser is the President's boy.

I can remember, as a 15-year-old, coming away from the New Musical Express's review of "No Woman No Cry" with a confused impression that it was about smoking sackfuls of ganja and lying around in the sun.

Helen Dunmore's eulogy for Hans Fallada's novel Alone in Berlin ('What more can you want?', Review, 8 December) reinforces the confused impression that it reflects the actuality of living in, and resisting, the Third Reich.

But due to his untimely death it was Joan Robinson who extended Keynsianism into the future, giving it a left-wing tinge by mixing it with the ideas of Karl Marx in her book "The Accumulation of Capital .This has confused impressions of what Keynes's ideas were, but even with this overlay removed they are hard to pin down.

But this show exhausts us, with the first 10 or so minutes a barrage of strange images, doctors and nurses repeatedly asking the patient to say simple things and our heroine's fractured delivery of her mind's confused impressions.

He thinks people are confusing their impressions of Amazon the company with Amazon as an investment.

The scientific world has largely written off Mr. Dreyfus as a well-intentioned oddball prone to confusing subjective impressions with scientific evidence.

She finds herself awash in confused emotions and impressions the mystery of Ross, her envy of, and friendship with, Isobel, her longing for company in the house and the desire to have Ross and Claire to herself all contribute to her adolescent anxiety.

"He has more integrity than other politicians," says an associate, "but he is an ideologue, and ideologues see the world simply".A review of Mr Ahmadinejad's campaign messages gives an impression of confused populism.

But its individual songs, although drawn from a variety of sources, nevertheless convey an impression of a confused America licking its wounds and looking for salvation.