Sentence examples for confused meaning from inspiring English sources
The person you're trying to help, though, may have no idea what he or she needs, and may be confused, meaning that you can help out by listening closely and telling the difference.
For Dewey, an artwork clarifies and purifies confused meaning of prior experience.
If these signaling networks are out of the syntactic order, then confused meaning will arrive at the recipient cell.
This determination is likely due to the presence of poor expression, grammatical errors and areas of confused meaning which are sometimes referred to as a 'word salad'.
The objection confuses meaning and reference.
Misuse or omission of the apostrophe seldom confuses meaning and its extinction would do no real harm and is probably inevitable.
But this confuses meaning and reference.
There are "3 easy steps" to whatever your imagination can conjure up, and endless trivial newsfeeds that shift miles in minutes and delude us into confusing meaning with information.
In particular, information must not be confused with meaning.
