Sentence examples for confused reasoning from inspiring English sources

A Yi says he was unhappy that the confused reasoning behind the crime was too clearly expressed in the book; he plans to revise it, long after its publication and reviews, and make it truer.

A PBW could also use her "high-bandwidth awareness" for critical thinking toward a consciousness, Vita-More says, "that has evolved past the human foibles that keep humans in an emotional state of confused reasoning".

A strict analogy between this "semantics of confused reasoning" and Belnap's four valued logic is straightforward.

One feature that wishful thinking and confused reasoning have in common is unreliability.

Alternatively, suppose she uses some kind of "reasoning" that begins with Q and R. It is quite confused reasoning but serendipitously leads to P. In neither case is her resulting belief in P justified.

That's what it feels like watching politicians confuse the reasoning of why NFL players are taking a knee in protest.

However, structural dissimilarity confuses the reasoning behind both drugs having the specific HLA-B*5701 HLA-B*5701n (Dassociation2009).

Initially research evolved along two intertwined threads, which alternatively supported and confused each other: the reasoning by (medical) experts and the reasoning by computers.

Still others argue that wide reflective equilibrium reasoning should not be confused with a different but complementary reasoning that directly compares opposing moral judgments about particular but similar cases without reference to general principles.

Am I the only person confused by the inconsistent reasoning of America's most vociferous pro-gun supporters?

Prudentius, an erstwhile admirer of Scottus, published an opposing treatise, which, while acknowledging his 'Irish eloquence' (Celtica eloquentia, PL CXV 1194a), dismisses Eriugena's reasoning as confused and not based on sound knowledge of scripture.