Sentence examples for confusing control from inspiring English sources

The interview went on, giving a few more details of an inexperienced woman confusing control with love, compliance with devotion.

He felt CND had confused controlled and uncontrolled release of nuclear energy.

Yet, for many real world purposes, today's social networks are found wanting, suffering from steep learning curves and on-boarding friction, confusing privacy controls, oversharing and fixed sharing policies that don't necessarily reflect or adapt to niche communication patterns one finds in real life.

It should not be confused with control over society.

More ethanol will confuse exhaust control systems and make engines run too hot, destroying catalytic converters, automakers say.

A young person may be confused by control that masquerades as love.

You'd easily confuse her control and song-first approach to the material with the great Liz Callaway.

The effective of regional treatment for isolated lymph node metastasis is confuse: local control or progression?

Piccinini has written that scientists are in danger of confusing creation with control.

So in Japan -- and anywhere else in the world where 737s fly; that would be everywhere -- I sure hope the air safety folks are doing an examination of their incident and accident databases to see if there are similar cases of pilots accidentally confusing critical flight control knobs with the door knob.

While it may seem confusing that we control co-expression for expression level, note that co-expression is defined as correlated up- and down-regulation across measurements in time-course experiments.