Sentence examples for confused without from inspiring English sources

He described the Starr house as confused, without a clear conception.

His characters are confused without admitting it, and they're infantile around love, abjectly grateful for its power, seeking or offering it impulsively.

I feel December was the month in which God removed a lot of my security blankets; I've been cold and confused without them.

The Childhood of Jesus is a very mysterious novel: I finished it impressed, intrigued and confused, without any clear sense of what it was actually about.

But for me her London never came to life, her feminist message was delivered as subtly as a whip at an orgy and the narrative confused without gripping.

If metaphysical arguments suggested that fundamental laws of logic such as the principle of noncontradiction that a statement and its contradictory cannot both be true might not be in order, the only conclusion to draw was that such arguments must be confused: without observation of the laws of logic there could be no coherent thinking of any sort.

Sometimes backtraces can be confusing without any corruption.

A. The word "port" can be used at least three ways in computing, so it can be confusing without proper context.

Western property rights claims are confusing, without doubt; Native Americans have rights dating back to time immemorial; the Bureau of Reclamation to 1905; the National Wildlife Refuges to 1928 and 1964; the homesteaders have rights claims dating to whenever they first settled in the basin extending into perpetuity.

Such discussions, which can be cumbersome and confusing without a formal language, can take place quickly and explicitly when supplemented with causal diagrams.

As the concordance between surrogate intrinsic subtype and PAM50 subtype is far from perfect, the terminology appears needlessly confusing without adding clinically useful information.