Sentence examples for confusing context from inspiring English sources

Times news stories, in such a confusing context, generate widely divergent responses from readers and outside commentators.

Not to mention, this slightly confusing context for the graph was totally absent from the original publication of the graph.

Gould responded that critics often made the mistake of confusing the context of discovery with the context of justification.

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

While confusing in the context of paying for the car behind you in a drive-through, "pay it forward" means to repay a kindness by being kind to someone else rather than the person who was kind to you.

We realize that our use of the term "hyperphosphorylation" was confusing in this context.

The word "synchrony" is rather confusing in this context, since the results are not showing synchronicity of several cells, but a time-lock of the spikes in one cell.

2) It is confusing why, in the context of concurrent sounds, the authors choose to focus their cue reliability analysis on peak IPD and not interaural correlation.

Reporters routinely cherry-pick data out of context, confuse weather with climate, assume events disprove trends, fail to disaggregate blips in statistics and confuse the medium and long-term, and focus on detail, ignoring the bigger picture.

Unfortunately, marketers still confuse campaigns and context.

A concept that lacks a context is simply confusing.