Sentence examples for confused position from inspiring English sources
But there's a sort of lesser divide between full IS-LM extended types and what to my mind is a somewhat confused position in which monetary policy is effective but somehow fiscal policy isn't under any circumstances.
Another UK representative expressed his frustration that at the CND, "the Chairman Anslinger … continually confused his position as Chairman and as US representative".
"I didn't propose a tax," Mr. Vallone interjected when the moderator of the forum, the television journalist Robert Krulwich, momentarily confused the positions of Mr. Vallone and Mr. Hevesi on funding for schools.
If Pearl's killers confused the positions of the US administration and the Wall Street Journal's ability to do anything about them, it is not after all so surprising.
Under the shroud of heavy smoke that confused the positions and identities of the ships at the head of the line, manoeuvering became hazardous: Atlas fired two broadsides into Impérial as she arrived and then raked the French flagship before her tiller jammed just as Diomède loomed out the smoke.
Whether Tatau works or not, it is in just as strange and confusing a position as that faced by its lead characters.
I am a bit confused by your position.
Her more subtle critique of the practice — along with a pledge to retain Raymond W. Kelly, who has expanded its use, as police commissioner — has left some confused about her position.
England's cricketers flew into Heathrow last night feeling relieved to be home but - if they still had the energy to think about it - confused about their position in the one-day international pecking order.
By this benchmark, there were a large number of idiot savants on show: not least among them the prime minister who appeared a great deal more confused about his position than he had a week ago.
Ramirez doubled to score Everett with the tying run, and again Soriano was confused, out of position on a throw to the infield, a mistake that probably had no impact.
