Sentence examples for confused references from inspiring English sources

His beliefs were bolstered both by confused references to the more lurid bits of the Bible and by some firmly held but shakily understood Buddhist beliefs.

If you don't import an old character, the game assumes that nearly everyone who could die in ME1 did die, so you won't encounter a bunch of confusing references to events you don't recognize.

Historical inaccuracies, archaisms, and confused geographic references indicate that the book was not actually written at Nineveh in the early 7th century bc.

When it was completed, the watered-down classicism of its travertine buildings seemed to capture all the anxieties of the cold war period, its confused stylistic references camouflaging a kind of emptiness.

Last Wednesday, "Josefina gets confused," a reference to a verbal gaffe by Ms. Vázquez Mota, was a popular topic for much of the day.

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In the 1990s, pulling out a brick-sized cellphone in front of friends was sure to provoke smirks and questions like "Who are you, the president?" In 2008, not having a cellphone will likely earn you confused looks and references to the Amish.

Confused by that reference?

While I find myself confused at times with references and actions of some of the characters (or the fact that there is a random couch in the middle of a square and they drink an excessive amount of coffee), it is this storyline that keeps me grounded and watching.

We also recommend this step because it provides a useful way for a large team to talk about a particular article without having to cite full references or get confused by the names of researchers who have published multiple papers.

Or, he has me confused with Larry" — a reference to Shandling's high-strung alter ego, Larry Sanders.