Sentence examples for confusing elements from inspiring English sources

Confusion motivates learning – if the students are allowed to demand clarifying of confusing elements.

They're written or filmed with a particular ending in sight, and they mostly leave out the distracting or confusing elements.

This fractiousness, he suggests, springs both from the worldly power that Christians achieved, which insured that the line between orthodoxy and heresy was sharply policed, and from enduringly confusing elements of Christian doctrine, such as the issue of Jesus' dual nature as god and man.

One of the most confusing elements of Sherley v. Sebelius is whether the Bush rules, which allowed for research on hESC lines that existed in 2001, violates Dickey-Wicker.

iOS7 generally eliminates the arbitrary and confusing elements of the iOS user experience (like the "hamburger button" and deeply nested hierarchical menus) that have no business cluttering up a touch screen device.

One confusing element is that the rogue firepower appeared to consist of a number of black-clad men who emerged from the shadows bearing assault rifles and explosives.

The water babies inspire him to consider that "people desire miracles but when they get them it adds an extremely confusing element to life".

"It would be a very confusing element within that team for them to have Kimi and Alonso, who I doubt would really like to have Kimi there".

There remains, however, a very confusing element in the design as to why the designer should choose higher α with complete awareness that it leads to higher area, while the lower α with lower total area could ensure the same performance.

I also like that there's no "back button" on iOS — that was a confusing element for me on Android, as I don't think of going back to a previous screen on mobile (seems more like a browser), though I can see how some may like this.

While the Cradle simulations seem like just another confusing element of the show, they actually help clear some things up.