Sentence examples for confused style from inspiring English sources

The judgment of another composer in 1737 may sum up the conventional wisdom in Leipzig: "This great man would be the admiration of whole nations if he had more agreeableness, if he did not take away the natural element in his pieces by giving them a turgid and confused style, and if he did not darken their beauty by an excess of art".

Jacobs confuses style with substance when she implies that our use of punchier graphics and crisp bios makes us less committed to raising consciousness and combating injustice than before.

The Dazed and Confused fashion editor, Katie Shillingford, is styling the show.

A fertile concept vanishes behind confused, overwrought style.

Those who suspect Descartes of rampant subjectivism have confused the style of his reasoning with its substance.

Don't confuse AP style with APA style.

The song features "crashing" guitars, "drum thuds", "confused Avril-style rants" and a "swelling chorus".

I doubt anyone would confuse my style with the unimpeachable good taste of Audrey Hepburn; my style tends to be more clamorous than glamorous.

And like many things in the teen world, the ability to exclude adults from the conversation soon became one of the advantages to this messy, confusing formatting style.

The just-arrived May issue of Dazed & Confused, the British style journal, also features eight pages on the book and a cover that pays frank homage to B-boy style.

However, there remains a psychological barrier for many people confused by what style of yoga they want to do (Kundalini, Vinyasa, Bikram, …?) and how it matches with their aims, (back pain, flexibility, lose weight etc).