Sentence examples for confused to allow from inspiring English sources

(See in particular (1983, 8 9), where he argued that the notion of constituency is too confused to allow us to conclude that the constituent of a singular proposition must exist in a world for that proposition to exist in that world).

Take FASB Statement 8. Corporate executives think it only confuses investors to allow currency fluctuations to cause swings in earnings from period to period.

He confused to make clear".

Again this seems confused to me.

But a report by the Electoral Commission warns that holding the plebiscite on the same day as other elections would confuse voters and fail to allow enough time to debate the issues of the referendum.

His dad should weakly question him, saying things like "were you holding it beyond the rail?" and "did you... .. and feel confused but allow himself to forget the confusion, already beginning to practice what to say to his wife when he and Jesse get home: "Someone stepped on Jesse's rod and it broke in half, so we threw it away.

Entrepreneurs pitch terrible technology ideas all the time — confusing the universe's unwillingness to allow something to exist with "a gap in the market".

It also had a script to allow fundraisers to continue to press for a donation even after discovering a vulnerable individual was confused or suffered from dementia.

It's confusing to me, very confusing.

Confusing, to say the least.

Perhaps they were confusing to respondents.