Sentence examples for confused to less from inspiring English sources

And so after offering a detailed explanation of the different ways in which one can know of something "what it is" and "that it is," he writes that just as in knowing material things we move from more confused to less confused knowledge, so it is in the case of our natural knowledge of God.

It's the same reason Twitter would change the reply arrow to a speech bubble: Twitter is looking for more understandable iconography, and having too many arrows was, again, confusing to anyone less familiar with Twitter beyond very regular, existing users.

It's just easier and less confusing to explain".

It's easy to confuse less privacy with less safety, and jump to worst-case scenarios.

Bilingual children are less easily confused and are less likely to develop Alzheimer's when they grow up.

Companies with a lack of focus can confuse staff and lead to less morale.

The sound is gritty and blaring (look for a restoration), but the performance of this daunting work is the greatest available — not to be confused with the less great 1952 recording, also with the NBC Symphony.

It is notable that one of the banks involved, Bank of China, has been unusually reluctant to sell WMPs in the mainland, points out Mike Werner of Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm.Trust products sold by banks tend to be confused with a less risky kind of WMP: bank products packaged by trusts.

Zeiss is taking things in a different direction with the One Plus (not to be confused with the less spacey OnePlus), a $129 VR headset for smartphones that features a premium build and, naturally, the company's high-end optics.

The picture is further confused by less vocal homeowners here — equally exposed to gas drilling — who embrace the gas boom.

This confirms that when the reliability of the information decreases: 1. travellers get more confused and are less able to identify the fastest and the most time-reliable routes;   2.