Sentence examples for confused stream from inspiring English sources

A few days later — on Stalin's order, of course — Pravda denounced Shostakovich in an article headlined "CHAOS INSTEAD OF MUSIC," and starting, "From the first moment, the listener is shocked by a deliberately dissonant, confused stream of sound.

Tumour thrombus is seen as a filling defect within the vein, which should not be confused with streaming artefact from unopacified blood.

Made for ABC's "Stage 67," the documentary was shelved when the network became confused by its stream-of-consciousness flow.

He said Mr. Lebrecht had also confused downloading with streaming, and recording copyrights with music publishing copyrights.

They'll appreciate the warning and won't be confused by your Facebook/Twitter stream.

The extreme is screaming meemies, which "Picturesque Expressions" (Verbatim Books) notes originated as a World War II nickname for German rocket shells and is now often confused with the phrase "streaming media".

The team started testing with 16-24-year-old 16-24-year-old 16-24-year-old 16-24-year-oldideo stream but were confocus by too many configroupson options.

We're very excited!" She looked sort of confused, which I think confused Brayden, so we just jumped back into the stream and moved along.

Not to be confused with MySpace's popular MySpace Music free streaming portal, MySpace Records is a small record label designed to help promising new artists get early exposure.

But even on the surface, right there in the Twitter stream, there was something ugly and confused going on.

(Don't confuse these with the current stream of primary debates.