Sentence examples for confused reflection from inspiring English sources

In the first few months, Details was a confused reflection of whomever Peres had last spoken to.

In fact, Taylor wears the pants — riding pants — in her other great part as the butch partner co-starring with a sexually confused male: "Reflections in a Golden Eye," from 1967.

One of them, confused by the reflection of a hiding girl, charges into a cabinet door and knocks itself out.

In this respect, (s_{ij}) denotes the transposition (ij), what should not be confused with the reflection (s_i).

Investors should be wary about the prospects of other companies in their portfolios encountering similar troubles as Dell, but they shouldn't confuse the reflections in fun house mirrors with reality.

This novel, his latest, features the city as the setting – together with New York City – of a love triangle that spans a decade and includes university relationships, literary conversations, confused male friendships and reflections on age.

Don't confuse sparkle with reflection.

For one thing, the postwar timing of the play suggests it is a reflection of a confused and reshuffled Europe.

When Minsky and his colleagues got that straightened out, they found that if the scene contained shiny objects the robot would again become confused and try to grasp reflections, which are often the brightest "objects" in a scene.

Ambiguous points within a camera image can appear on dark surfaces and be confused with noise when the laser-reflection intensity approaches noise level.

On reflection, however, I don't think they're confused at all.