Sentence examples for confused priority from inspiring English sources

Ignore Fox News, which confused priority urban areas in France with lawless Muslim areas resembling Baghdad or Kabul, or the maps of "no go areas" highlighted in red, or their pseudo expert who at least made us laugh during this terrible time.

Everyone in "All Over the Guy" -- gay or straight -- is beset by the same neurotic insecurities, confused priorities and fears of commitment.

Some people might even say that a world more moved by perils to parmesan than by the loss of art and architecture is a world with some very confused priorities.

"A body's function is far more intricate and important than looking 'beach ready', so in fact it is Protein World who have confused their priorities, if anyone".

But the track we are on is a bit rusty, and we sometimes confuse our priorities.

Founders, like everyone else, have a tendency to procrastinate and confuse their priorities.

At the same time, in a series of posts on Vogue.it, Ms. Sozzani has been critical of this cult, suggesting, among other things, that people have their priorities confused.

"The Red Shoes" is based on a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale of the same name about a little girl who becomes vain about her red shoes and gets confused about her priorities.

He suggests that the president's reluctance to focus "like a laser beam on the economy" — and his decision instead to take on health care reform too — resulted in "a scattershot approach" to policy that left people confused about his priorities and unconvinced that "things would have been much worse without the stimulus" and other rescue plans.

Losing this painting makes Britain look parochial and stuffy and frankly confused about our artistic priorities.

When he testifies on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, he is expected to apologize again and, according to a prepared statement, admit that his company's "priorities became confused" in its quest for growth over the last decade.