Sentence examples for confusing article from inspiring English sources

Instead of writing another confusing article and adding to the noise, here are three of the most often forgotten retirement must-dos!

ESPN.com recently offered a somewhat confusing article comparing the 2012 U.S. Men's Olympic basketball team to the 1992 Dream Team.

Overall, this results in a confusing article.

He commented in a Dazed & Confused article that "I'm going to get the credit, but I think everyone in the industry knows it was a joint effort".

Many confuse articles written for the satirical 'Onion' as the truth.

Pros: more help for new users, the return of the Start button, improved Mail app Cons: Start button isn't a return to its former glory; interface remains confusing This article was updated on 24 September: "earlier this week" in the first paragraph was corrected to "earlier this month".

Don't confuse this article with running Linux on your iPod.

Care must be taken to avoid confusing the definite article al- meaning "the" with the form Āl, a different Arabic construction that is used to designate a family or tribal name.

(In the Encyclopædia Britannica, however, the definite article is written al- in transliteration, even when the l is assimilated in pronunciation [i.e., is not pronounced].) Care must be taken to avoid confusing the definite article al- meaning "the" with the form Āl, a different Arabic construction that is used to designate a family or tribal name.

But the news is confusing -- a recent article in the New England Journal of Medicine concludes all-cause mortality was lowered by over 10percentt at 13-year follow-up in coffee drinkers, and yet a study published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings demonstrates a connection between heavy coffee intake (more than four cups a day) and all-cause mortality.

The Copyviocheckbot can be a little myopic, if it is not wearing its reading glasses it can be confused by articles with little or no content.